Theater in London

For this reason, the Royal Theater, which can accommodate 2,196 spectators, is the main theater in London. There have been several theaters on this site since 1663, and Drury Lane itself is considered theatrical. Like many other theaters, Royal worked under the direction of Andrew Lloyd Webber, author of the musical films Evita and Cats. Other performances on stage include Oliver, a musical of the same name, “Producers,” “Shrek and Charlie,” and the still-going Chocolate Factory. In addition to musical and actors, the theater is also famous for its ghosts, such as the image of a man wearing a gray suit and a rooster hat. According to legend, he was killed in a theater building in the 18th-19th centuries

Another ghost, a clown named Joseph Grimaldi, The London Paladium is famous not only in London but all over the world. It is located a few steps from Oxford Street. From 1955 to 1967, London became famous for its Sunday nights at Palladium. Millions of spectators were introduced to the revolving stage and scenes of various genres. In 1966, the owners of the building tried to sell it for further reconstruction, but they managed to keep it because of theater investors and the theater in 1973, when a concert hall was opened there for rock performances. "Slade" group. The constant messages and active actions of the group’s fans almost caused the balcony in the hall to collapse. In 2014, the X Factor: The Musical talent show opened in the theater hall.

Another ghost, a clown named Joseph Grimaldi, The London Paladium is famous not only in London but all over the world. It is located a few steps from Oxford Street. From 1955 to 1967, London became famous for its Sunday nights at Palladium. Millions of spectators were introduced to the revolving stage and scenes of various genres. In 1966, the owners of the building tried to sell it for further reconstruction, but they managed to keep it because of theater investors and the theater in 1973, when a concert hall was opened there for rock performances. "Slade" group. The constant messages and active actions of the group’s fans almost caused the balcony in the hall to collapse. In 2014, the X Factor: The Musical talent show opened in the theater hall.

If the Appollo Victoria Theater is not the most famous theater in London, it can be confidently recognized as the highest. It is located a few meters from the Victoria Palace and can accommodate 2,500 spectators. From the commentary provided, several theaters are located nearby and create a unique “theater country”. Appollo Victoria was opened in 1930. The building is designed in an art deco style, with marine-themed fountains and shells as ornaments. It took 18 years to develop a rail project for the musical Starlight Express to allow the train to move around the perimeter of the auditorium according to the script. Another popular musical staged in the theater is "Evil". The box office from the premiere was £ 761,000 and the revenue from the show over the 7 years is estimated at £ 150 million. According to film fans, the theater will disappear in the near future, but the statistics on the number of spectators of each musical, the amount of box office receipts. The smell of redness and whitening, the audience noise will never go away. However, modern architecture does not lag behind the beauty and elegance of historic theater buildings.