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About Lyceum Theatre London
Originally designed by Samuel Beazley in 1834, the majestic Lyceum Theatre has undergone many a change before its metamorphosis into the theatre it is today. The theatre still retains elements of its pre Victorian days such as its imposing portico, while its plush air conditioned auditorium can seat up to 2,082 people. Over the years the Lyceum Theatre has hosted performances by many famous cultural icons such as U2, The Who, Bob Marley and Culture Club along with a
number of grand scale musicals including “Jesus Christ Superstar” and the ever popular “The Lion King”.
Location…
The Lyceum Theatre can be found in the heart of the West End’s energetic theatre district and is within easy reach of Covent Garden and the Soho area with its trendy clubs and active nightlife. Places of interest close by include the British Museum, Nelson’s Column, Trafalgar Square, Buckingham Palace, the London Eye and Oxford Street which is a shopper’s paradise. Those looking for easy transport options to and from the Lyceum Theatre can make use of the near by Covent Garden, Temple and Charing Cross Underground Stations, while the Charing Cross Railway Station is also close at hand. |
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