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Built four times on the same site, the first Theatre Royal, lasted from 1663 to 1672. It was destroyed by fire on 25th January 1672; The second building, and the first on the plot to be called Theatre Royal Drury Lane, was re-built by Sir Christopher Wren and opened on 26th March 1674 in the presence of King Charles II. Over a century later it was demolished in 1791 because it was too small and out of date; The third building, (1794-1809) was designed by Henry Holland and opened on 12th March 1794. This building burned down for the second time on 24th February 1809; The fourth and present building, was designed by Benjamin Wyatt. It opened on 10th October 1812 with a performance of “Hamlet” – they’ve now banned smoking! More information
Theatre Royal Drury Lane, Catherine Street, London, WC2B 5JF
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