Gielgud Theatre

London, England

Performance History

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The Gielgud Theatre is a renowned West End theater located on Shaftesbury Avenue in London's Soho district. It originally opened as the Hicks Theatre in 1906 and was later renamed the Globe Theatre. In 1994, it was renamed the Gielgud Theatre in honor of the esteemed British actor, Sir John Gielgud. The theater has a rich history and has hosted a wide range of plays, musicals, and other performances over the years. It underwent significant refurbishments in the 1980s and 1990s to enhance its facilities and preserve its historical charm. With a seating capacity of around 986, the Gielgud Theatre offers a more intimate setting for audiences to enjoy live performances. The interior features elegant décor and comfortable seating, providing a welcoming atmosphere for theatergoers. Notable productions that have graced the Gielgud Theatre's stage include "The Importance of Being Earnest," "The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time," "The Ferryman," and "Company," among others. As one of London's prominent theaters, the Gielgud Theatre continues to showcase top-quality productions and attract audiences from around the world. Its central location in the heart of the West End makes it a popular destination for theater enthusiasts seeking memorable theatrical experiences.}

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Venue Info

Built: 1906
Venue Status: year not entered yet
Demolished: year not entered yet
Seating Capacity: 888

Location Info

35-37 Shaftesbury Ave.
London, England
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Other Names

  • Gielgud Theatre (1994)
  • Globe Theatre (1909)
  • Hicks Theatre (1906)

Trivia & History

Renamed to celebrate Sir John Gielgud's 90th birthday in 1994.

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