Tag: Prince Edward Theatre

The Prince Edward Theatre was opened in 1930 as a multi-purpose theatre able to house musicals, revue and films. The theatre then reopened as The London Casino on 2 April 1936 following a conversion into a cabaret restaurant which became noted for it’s lavish stage shows. The beautiful interior is a return to the theatre’s plush, art deco original. After briefly being known as the Queensberry All Services Club it returned to its original name when it opened for the World premiere of Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice’s “Evita” in 1978. More Information

Prince Edward Theatre Access and Facilities

Prince Edward Theatre, Old Compton Street, London, W1D 4HS

Access

Theatre facilities for disabled access
Guide Dogs are welcome, Occasional hearing assisted performances.
Tube: Leicester Square
Nearest Bus Routes: 14, 19, 38
Parking: Westminter City Council car park at China Town and Poland Street. NCP at Wardour Street, Newport Place and Brewer Street.

Facilities

Theatre facilities for the hard of hearing
Theatre Bars – 4: two Stalls, one Dress and one Upper Circle.
Concessions: Ice Cream, confectionery, bar snacks souvenirs and programmes
Theatre Toilets: Foyer: Ladies and unisex disabled. Stalls: Ladies and Gents. Dress Circle: Gents. Upper Circle: Ladies and Gents