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About Prince of Wales Theatre London
Formerly the site of the Prince Theatre, the current Prince of Wales Theatre came into being in 1937. Designed by Robert Cromie the theatre’s imposing seven storey tower makes it easy to find, while its elegant Art Deco style architecture seamlessly blends with contemporary interior design. The Prince of Wales Theatre is home to a spacious air conditioned auditorium which is spread across 2 levels, providing seating for up to 1,160 people.
One will also find 2 large bars on the premises. The many famous plays and musicals to have found a home here include “Funny Girl”, “Rent”, “Fosse”, “The Full Monty”, Andrew Lloyd Webber`s “Aspects of Love”
Location…
Conveniently located within close proximity of bustling Piccadilly Circus and Leicester Square, the Prince of Wales Theatre is right in the heart of cosmopolitan London. Places of interest near by include the Natural History Museum, the Science Museum, Trafalgar Square, scenic Hyde Park, the Royal Albert Hall and Kensington High Street which is home to countless shops and boutiques. Those looking to explore London further can make use of the well connected Piccadilly Circus, Leicester Square, and Charing Cross Underground Stations which are just walking distance away from the Prince of Wales Theatre. |
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