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About Shaftesbury Theatre London
Known as the Princes Theatre when it first opened in 1911, the Shaftesbury Theatre as it is called today is the creation of well known designer Bertie Crewe. Apart from this Edwardian style theatre’s charming atmosphere, visitors who step inside will also find 5 bars and a spacious air conditioned auditorium which is spread across 3 levels, with a seating capacity of up to 1,389 people.
Throughout its proud history the Shaftesbury Theatre has been home to both crowd pleasing and critically acclaimed theatre productions such as “Hair”, “Rent”, “Umoja”, “West Side Story”, “The Kiss of Spiderwoman”
Location…
The Shaftesbury Theatre is located amidst the hustle and bustle of central London and is easily accessible via the well connected Underground system. In fact, the Tottenham Court Road, Covent Garden and Holborn Underground Stations are all just walking distance away from the theatre. Places of interest close to the Shaftesbury Theatre include the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden, the British Museum, the National Gallery, John Soane`s Museum and the ever popular Oxford Street which is one of London’s premier shopping areas. |
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