Cambridge Theatre

The magnificent Cambridge Theatre is located at Seven Dials, 32-34 Earlham Street, WC2H 9HU.  Theatre has a good occupancy of 1287 and spread across three levels as Stalls, Dress Circle and Upper Circle. The theatre is situated at a walking distance from the Covent Garden tube station and is in the heart of the London’s Theatreland. The stunning theatre is a complete treat for the visitors and locals.

 With bustling bars and some of the finest restaurants, the venue is one of the most entertaining destinations for the visitors. Some of the major highlights of the great venue are the lots of high street and boutique shops. For those who are looking for some great unique gifts and mementos, Covent Garden Market is ideal. On the cobbled streets of Covent Garden, there are lots of street performers.

 Some other major attractions of Cambridge Theatre are London Transport Museum, Royal Opera House and Leicester Square. Theatre is accessible via various modes of commutations such as buses, taxis, cars and tubes. For the disabled patrons and their carers, discounted tickets are available. Auditorium is equipped with infra-red system and box office has induction loop.

The stunning Cambridge Theatre was constructed from the year 1929 to 1930. Theatre was opened as a revue and hosted opera, cinema and lots other entertainment. Some of the notable productions of the magnificent theatre are Little Me In the year 1964 which starred Bruce Forsyth and Return to the Forbidden Planet in the year 1989.

Some of the remarkable stars of their era have performed at the Cambridge Theatre such as Audrey Hepburn during her stage debut, Tommy Steele, Joan Collins, Peter O’Toole and Lulu. Cambridge Theatre hosted some of the famous musicals and shows. The current owner of the stunning theatre is the Lord Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Really Useful Group. Currently, the critically acclaimed Matilda the Musical is running with packed houses!