Winter Garden Theatre

• The Water Gipsies (Original London Production, 1955)
  August 31, 1955 - no date entered yet
• The Water Gipsies (Original London Production, 1955)
  August 31, 1955 - no date entered yet
• Lucky Boy (Original London Production, 1953)
  September 22, 1953 - no date entered yet
• Lute Song (London Production, 1948)
  October 11, 1948 - October 30, 1948
• The Kid from Stratford (Original London Production, 1948)
  September 30, 1948 - no date entered yet
• The Gaieties (Original London Production, 1945)
  March 29, 1945 - no date entered yet
• Jill Darling (London Revival, 1944)
  April 4, 1944 - no date entered yet
• It's Time to Dance (Original London Production, 1943)
  July 22, 1943 - no date entered yet
• Follow a Star (Original London Production, 1930)
  September 17, 1930 - no date entered yet
• So This is Love (Original London Production, 1928)
  April 25, 1928 - no date entered yet
• The Vagabond King (London Production, 1927)
  April 19, 1927 - no date entered yet
• Tip-Toes (London Production, 1926)
  August 31, 1926 - no date entered yet
• Kid Boots (London Production, 1926)
  February 2, 1926 - no date entered yet
• Tell Me More (London Production, 1925)
  May 26, 1925 - no date entered yet
• Primrose (Original London Production, 1924)
  September 11, 1924 - April 25, 1925
• The Beauty Prize (Original London Production, 1923)
  September 5, 1923 - March 8, 1924
• The Cabaret Girl (Original London Production, 1922)
  September 19, 1922 - August 21, 1923
• Sally (London Production, 1921)
  September 10, 1921 - no date entered yet
• A Night Out (Original London Production, 1920)
  September 18, 1920 - no date entered yet
• Kissing Time (Original London Production, 1919)
  May 20, 1919 - no date entered yet
• The Wizard of Oz (Original London Production, 1946)
  1946 - 1947
• Funny Face (London Production, 1928)
  no date entered yet - no date entered yet

Built: 1828
Venue Status: 1959
Demolished: 1965
Seating Capacity: 1581

Location Info

166 Drury Lane
London, England Find on Google

• Winter Garden Theatre (1919)
• New Middlesex Theatre of Varieties (1911)
• Middlesex Music Hall (1851)
• Mogul Saloon (1847)
• Mogul Tavern (1828)

The New London Theatre now occupies this site.

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Opened in 1828 as a hall adjoining the Mogul Tavern. It was rebuilt in 1847 as the Mogul Saloon. In 1851, the hall was renamed Middlesex Music Hall (popularly called The Old Mo). Renovation followed in 1872 and major rebuilding occurred in 1891. The theatre again closed in 1910 for more rebuilding and reopened the following year as the New Middlesex Theatre of Varieties. Eight years later, the theatre became the Winter Garden.