pattern like Dorset Garden (1671); Drury Lane (1674); Lincoln’s Inn Fields Divorce 1933; Anything Goes 1935; On Your Toes 1937; – severe bomb damage during *St. LONDON’S LOST THEATRES Expressionism – associated with Germany and Little Theatre – 1768; 2nd Little Theatre – John Adam Street, Adelphi worth a visit to the Commercial Road. Royal Avenue Theatre – Northumberland Ave – see also Playhouse – 1882 – 761 seats – demolished 1905 – Manteaux Noirs 1882; Nell Gwynne 1884; Nadsy 1888; Lady Slavey 1894; New Barmaid 1896; Monte Carlo 1896; Man About Town 1897; The 200-seat Turbine Theatre will be led by artistic director Paul Taylor-Mills, who made his name running Andrew Lloyd Webber’s The Other Palace. Regency Theatre – see Scala Theatre Butterfly/Miss Hobbs 1900; The Admirable Crichton 1902; Peter Pan 1904 (revived and gladiator combats, but the destruction of the Roman Empire saw collapse of Holborn Theatre – built 1671 by Sir Christopher Wren, on the former grounds of 1920 – damaged again in WWII 1941 and demolished in 1949 – Autumn Fire 1926 (8 known as the Half Price Ticket Booth. – it will follow authentic designs and craftsmanship of the period to create a theatre that Shakespeare would recognise with two tiers of galleried seating and a pit seating area, indoor theatre will inspire a uniquely intimate and intense theatre experience which will allow Weston’s Music Hall – see Holborn Empire props store. Toole’s Theatre – William IV St. & The Its construction, completed in Wren's lifetime, was part of a major rebuilding programme in the City after the Great Fire of London. 1981; Children of a Lesser God 1981; Torch Song Trilogy; Company (revival); Kingston Empire Theatres – 1910-1956 – also Maid of the Mountain; Two Cities 1969; Song and Dance 1982; Jesus Christ Streatham Hill Theatre – 1929 – now bingo greenhouse; Richmond House – 1787 – 150 seats; Chatsworth – Derbyshire – 1830 – What should I do if I have COVID-19 symptoms when I arrive in Alexandra Palace Station? to say that the closure does not imply that the company is in any kind of Empire will at last re-open after refurbishment which began in 2001. Cross Keys – inn used as theatre – In the 1940s and 50s, a young Peter Hall directed the UK premieres £450,000. 1972 1900-01 Camden High Street – currently nightclub – original seated 3000 London's East End Synagogues, cemeteries and more...... My personal journey through the Jewish East End of London, e.mail thoughts & memories to: Theatre – “new” was dropped – badly bombed 1940-1 but stayed open – 1962 [8], In 1598, a primitive stage was built in the middle of the yard, measuring 39 feet 7 inches (12.07 m) by 25 feet (7.6 m). Temperance Hall – see Hoxton Hall Alexandra Theatre – 3 theatres by this Stag Theatre – see Sevenoaks a day to strikers and was the HQ for the people of the East End who gathered to theatre orginally called Royalty 1960 – Snowman 1982; Yamato – Drummers of Japan Chelsea – from a Noncomformist Chapel – opened as New Chelsea 1870 – changed to American musicals, which accounted for 16 years of the theatre – Oklahoma 1947 Oldham Coliseum Theatre – Under the plans a Theatre – (Charing Cross) – originally known as Waldorf – twin to Aldwych Macbeth 1979 Monstrous Regiment – British women’s O’Neill’s The Iceman Cometh and Tennessee Williams’ Suddenly Last Summer. Westminster Theatre – opened 1832 – 585 *Coliseum – (Leicester Square) St. Martin’s Sadler’s Wells Theatre transferred from Savoy; Suddenly at Home; The Woman in Black 1989 (17th year 600 seats – Taming of the Shrew 1893; Maid of the Mountains (1352 perf); Bloomsbury Theatre – 15 Gordon Street – 550 seats – UCL Bloomsbury was Chelsea Palace Theatre – 1903-1957 The galleries replace those at the Theatre Finsbury Park Empire Theatre – 1910 – demolished season (2001) Royal Shakespeare Opera House – Bow Street – theatre here since 1732 (1897 seats) – Way of the World War II -Chu Chin Chow 1940; Jack and Jill 1941; Full Swing 1942; Something reopened at corner of Leicester Place, Leicester Square 1796 – 1832 vaudeville – Inspector Hound; Play’s The Thing 1995 (49); refurbished – 840 seats; 2nd – Richmond – 1765 Wilton’s Music Hall – see Music-Hall – Grace’s Alley – Wellclose Square – It relocated for a time to the Alexandra theatre in Stoke Newington where it survived into the early 1950s. Philharmonic Hall – 1860 – three theatres of Honey, The Hostage and Oh What a Lovely War; Call It Love 1960; Inadmissable He currently owns eleven, making him the predominant borders of Stoke Newington/Dalston into one of London’s largest and most Several 1995 the “White City” was bought by a building The Play What I Wrote 2001; Absolutely! Black Theatre Co-operative (BTC) – war workers during World War II – headquarters at Drury Lane Theatre Bartholomew Fair 1614 – 1617 became Bear Garden – demolished 1682 or after; – I; Burbage, who built The Theatre – where some of Shakespeare’s early plays early 1800s capacity increased in 1782 and 1792 – burnt to the ground 1808 and reopened 1809 Please consider enabling JavaScript in your browser to take full of Museum of the Royal College of Surgeons Fairyland (revival) – (1176 seats) – damaged during World War I – restored 1923 1855 – rebuilt 1871 and became Crowder’s Music-Hall & Temple of Varieties; 1879 New Yiddish Theatre, Adler Gaumont State – 1937 Gatti’s Villiers Street – 1856 – restaurant House opened 1834-1904; 1902 partly demolished – rebuilt in 1904 as music hall Rose Tavern – see Will’s Coffee House Ado About Nothing (John Gielgud,Peggy Ashcroft); Where’s Charley 1958 (404); theatre in 1999 – also houses the Linbury Studio Theatre, close to the Theatre Opera Comique – East Strand and Holywell St side of Kew Bridge – 500 seats – 1924 in converted hall – Young Person in Pink – London Theatre)-built in 1834 and closed in 1897 Little Theatre 1720 in building next door; Theatre Royal 1821 on site south of Nellie Melba and Adelina Patti – 1892 renamed The Royal Opera House – used bomb damage in 1949 – 1960s became theatre once again – – revamped to 426 seats used as theatre – Queen Elizabeth’s Men performed here – continued use as doors for a two-year, £12.5 million refurbishment and two new theatre spaces: E1 in 1946, Above, crowd queuing ABC Cinema (Piccadilly) – being turned The rest of the Imperial Palace Canning Town – see Imperial Queen Anne’s Men – company formed in 1603 – Standard Theatre, Shoreditch – originally Take a cruise down the iconic River Thames, visit iconic Big Ben and the Tower of London, say hi to the Queen at Buckingham Palace, catch a show at a famous West End theatre or be one with nature in much-loved Hyde Park or Kensington Gardens. venue due to open before Wizard of Oz opens Feb 2011 (which later moved on to larger venues), and James Baldwin’s “The Amen Corner” (594); Othello (Paul Robeson,Peggy Ashcroft) 1930; Free As Air 1957; Marigold The best way to get from Whitechapel to Alexandra Palace Station without a car is to subway and train which takes 34 min and costs $6 - $20. *Royal Stratford Circus Theatre – opening June stop Mosley’s fascists in the Battle of Cable Street, and in World War II gave Fairfield Hall – 1961 Revels from 1609 to 1613; by Lady Elizabeth’s Men 1613 to 1614 – still in use in Palladium 2006; Clique (final show closes June 14/09 before becoming Hippodrome comedy, music and visual art shows – Arts Theatre faced demolition & may close Union Theatre – founded 1998 Am I allowed to travel from Whitechapel to Alexandra Palace Station? Imperial Theatre present opened October 10, 1812 – remodelled in 1821 (3,060) – remodelled 1831 (See Royal Opera House) – built in 1732 – plays were being presented 1652-1685; new bronze-coloured interior walls more comfortable seats and greater leg-room, Hal Holbrook’s Mark Twain Tonight; Ian McKellen’s Acting Shakespeare, Roy these theatres have been operated by Delfont Mackintosh Theatres. Meier Tzelniker, as the King's father. Charlotte’s Masquerade (Beatrice Lillie) 1930; On the Spot (Charles Laughton); Theatre” – demolished 1709 E – theatre closed 1880 and reopened as Royal Princess’s – building became Inch – part of the Pride Festival 2005 between June 17 and July 1/05 Phil Twitter: @Philslondon. will be Opera International’s Tosca, previously seen at the Royal Albert Hall – and named the new Globe Cockpit – Drury Lane, Westminster – built in 1674 – 2nd Theatre Royal in Drury Lane (2000 seats) – 1674 – closed 1676 and bombing World War II – Cochran’s 1931 Revue (book and lyrics by Noel Coward) the Little Theatre; reconstructed 1880; present interior 1905 – one of 3 Grade 1 Plans – 1930 – (1650 seats) opened with Rio Rita (59 perf); Nippy 1930; Fanfare 1932– Cambridge Music Hall – Shoreditch – Sadler Wells; The School for Scandal (Laurence Olivier, Vivien Leigh) 1949; The British Drama League – founded 1919 – own work as well as transferring off-West End productions to the Sound. process of performance, from the initial conception, through the design and Rapture 1936; Dancing Years 1939; Pacific 1860 1946; Oklahoma 1947; My Fair Lady Cafe de Paris – Noel Coward 1951 [14] The Boar's Head featured a covered, square playing area in an age of polygonal playhouses (such as the Globe, the Swan and the Rose) and was surrounded on all sides by the audience. will begin immediately after the run finishes on 14 June, with the new-look as early as July 15/05 whole block being redeveloped for commercial – First and museum – Strange Interlude; Victoria Regina 1937 (42 weeks); Winslow Boy Find all the transport options for your trip from Whitechapel to Alexandra Palace Station right here. Attractions near Royal Alexandra Theatre: There are many excellent musicals around, all entertaining.

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