West End Theatre - List of West End Theatres

List of West End Theatres

  • If no show is currently running, the play listed is the next show planned (dates marked with an *)
  • If the next show planned is not announced, the applicable columns are left blank
Theatre Current show Classification Capacity Opening
date		 Closing
date
Adelphi Theatre The Bodyguard Musical 1500 2012-12-055 December 2012* Open-ended
Aldwych Theatre Top Hat Musical 1200 2012-05-099 May 2012 Open-ended
Ambassadors Theatre Stomp Physical Theatre 408 2007-10-044 October 2007 Open-ended
Apollo Theatre Twelfth Night/Richard III Play 796 2012-11-1717 November 2012 2013-02-1010 February 2013
Apollo Victoria Theatre Wicked Musical 2292 2006-09-2727 September 2006 Open-ended
Arts Theatre A Christmas Carol Play 350 2012-12-055 December 2012* 2013-01-066 January 2013
Cambridge Theatre Matilda the Musical Musical 1231 2011-11-2424 November 2011 Open-ended
Coliseum Theatre Repertory opera & ballet Opera/Ballet 2358
Criterion Theatre The 39 Steps Play 588 2006-09-2020 September 2006 Open-ended
Dominion Theatre We Will Rock You Musical 2163 2002-05-1414 May 2002 Open-ended
Duchess Theatre Our Boys Play 479 2012-10-033 October 2012 2012-12-1515 December 2012
Duke of York's Theatre Constellations Play 640 2012-11-1616 November 2012 2013-01-055 January 2013
Fortune Theatre The Woman in Black Play 432 1989-06-077 June 1989 Open-ended
Garrick Theatre Loserville Musical 656 2012-10-1717 October 2012 2013-01-055 January 2013
Gielgud Theatre Chariots of Fire Play 937 2012-07-033 July 2012 2013-02-022 February 2013
Harold Pinter Theatre A Chorus of Disapproval Play 796 2012-09-2727 September 2012 5 January 2013
Her Majesty's Theatre The Phantom of the Opera Musical 1216 1986-10-099 October 1986 Open-ended
London Palladium Scrooge: The Musical Musical 2286 2012-11-066 November 2012 2013-01-1212 January 2013
Lyceum Theatre The Lion King Musical 2100 1999-10-1919 October 1999 Open-ended
Lyric Theatre Thriller - Live Musical 967 2009-01-2121 January 2009 Open-ended
New London Theatre War Horse Play 1100 2009-04-033 April 2009 Open-ended
Noël Coward Theatre Privates on Parade Play 872 2012-12-1010 December 2012* 2013-03-022 March 2013
Novello Theatre Mamma Mia! Musical 1050 2012-09-066 September 2012 Open-ended
Palace Theatre Singin' in the Rain Musical 1400 2012-02-1515 February 2012 Open-ended
Peacock Theatre Repertory dance Dance 999
Piccadilly Theatre Viva Forever! Musical 1232 2012-12-1111 December 2012* Open-ended
Phoenix Theatre Goodnight Mister Tom Play 1012 2012-11-2727 November 2012 2013-01-2626 January 2013
Playhouse Theatre Monty Python's Spamalot Musical 786 2012-11-2020 November 2012 Open-ended
Prince Edward Theatre Jersey Boys Musical 1618 2008-03-1818 March 2008 Open-ended
Prince of Wales Theatre Let It Be Musical 1160 2012-09-2424 September 2012 2013-01-1919 January 2013
Queen's Theatre Les Misérables Musical 1200 2004-04-1212 April 2004 Open-ended
Royal Opera House Repertory opera and ballet Opera/Ballet 2268
Savoy Theatre Cabaret Musical 1150 2012-10-099 October 2012 2013-01-1919 January 2013
Shaftesbury Theatre Rock of Ages Musical 1400 2011-09-2828 September 2011 2013-01-066 January 2013
St Martin's Theatre The Mousetrap Play 550 1974-03-2525 March 1974 Open-ended
Theatre Royal, Haymarket One Man, Two Guvnors Play 888 2012-03-022 March 2012 Open-ended
Theatre Royal, Drury Lane Shrek the Musical Musical 2196 2011-06-1414 June 2011 2013-02-2424 February 2013
Trafalgar Studios 1 Yes, Prime Minister Play 380 2012-06-066 June 2012 2013-01-1212 January 2013
Trafalgar Studios 2 The Promise Play 100 2012-11-1919 November 2012 2012-12-088 December 2012
Vaudeville Theatre Uncle Vanya Play 690 2012-11-022 November 2012 Open-ended
Victoria Palace Theatre Billy Elliot the Musical Musical 1550 2005-05-1111 May 2005 Open-ended
Wyndham's Theatre Dreamboats and Petticoats Musical 759 2012-10-1616 October 2012 2013-01-1919 January 2013

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