Tag: Savoy Theatre

Built in 1881 for Richard D’Oyly Carte by the architect CJ Phipps, the Savoy Theatre was the first public building in the world to be lit throughout by electricity. The Auditorium and front of house are in a wonderful art deco style, with aluminum leaf finishes and a five-colour seating scheme and the whole theatre is worthy of being in the same building as the iconic Savoy Hotel. Enter Savoy Court and, to the right, just before you get to the hotel entrance, you will see the theatre entrance. As you enter the box office windows are on your right, whilst to your left the stairs go down to the theatre auditorium, as most of this theatre is below the street level of the Strand. More Information

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Savoy Theatre, Strand Court, London, WC2R 0ET

Access

  • Theatre facilities for disabled access
  • Guide Dogs are Welcome – please notify theatre when booking
  • Tube: Charing Cross or Covent Garden
  • Taxis: You should be able to hail a taxi outside the theatre but there is a rank down at Charing Cross Station
  • Buses passing nearby: 1, 4, 6, 9, 11, 13, 15, 23, 26, 59, 68, 76, 77a, 91, 168, 171, 172, 176, 188, 243, 341, 521, RV1
  • Parking: Westminter City Council car park at Trafalgar Square.

Facilities

  • Theatre facilities for the hard of hearing
  • Theatre air-conditioning
  • Theatre Bars – 4: Stalls, Lounge, Dress Circle and Upper Circle.
  • Concessions: Ice Cream, confectionery and programmes
  • Theatre Toilets: Ladies and Gents for Stalls, Dress and Upper Circle patrons. 1 unisex disabled in the Dress Circle.

Hotels close to the Savoy Theatre

The Royal Horseguards and the Clermont Charing Cross are two excellent 5 star hotels within  just a couple of minutes walking distance and the Strand Palace Hotel and the Wilde Aparthotel Covent Garden are two four star hotels also nearby. that will offer a high class level of accommodation and service.

If budget is important, the  three star Thistle Bloomsbury Park is still less than a mile away and actually I don’t mind a walk through London’s West End at the end of the night, so for me, I get a walk and save my money, so it is a win win!

If you don’t fancy a walk or you are staying in a different part of London, just hail a cab or head to Covent Garden or Charing Cross or Embankment tube stations to get to one of Theatre Breaks’ hundred central London hotels for your Mean Girls and hotel package.

Future, current and past productions at the Savoy Theatre

Dreamgirls, Funny Girl, Gypsy, Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, Let It Be, Soul Sister, The Sunshine Boys, Carousel, Legally Blonde – the musical, Rat Pack, Porgy and Bess, Fiddler on the Roof