Experience the Magic of the Prince Edward Theatre
Discover the enchanting Prince Edward Theatre in London's vibrant West End, where world-class performances meet stunning Art Deco elegance.
A brief summary to Prince Edward Theatre
- Old Compton St, London, W1D 4HS, GB
- +443444825151
- Visit website
Nestled in the vibrant heart of London's West End, the Prince Edward Theatre is a celebrated venue renowned for its exceptional productions and captivating performances. This historic theatre, which dates back to the early 20th century, boasts stunning Art Deco architecture that adds a touch of glamour to your visit. As you step inside, you are greeted by an opulent interior that sets the stage for an unforgettable theatrical experience. The theatre is home to some of the most popular and critically acclaimed musicals, making it a premier destination for both locals and tourists alike. Visitors can enjoy a variety of performances, from classic shows to contemporary hits, ensuring that there's something for everyone. The Prince Edward Theatre is not just about the performances; it also offers a delightful range of refreshments to enhance your visit. Whether you choose to grab a drink during intermission or indulge in snacks before the show, the theatre's amenities ensure a comfortable and enjoyable experience. To make the most of your visit, it's advisable to book your tickets in advance, especially for popular shows that often sell out. Arriving early allows you to soak in the atmosphere and perhaps explore the surrounding area filled with restaurants and shops. The Prince Edward Theatre truly embodies the magic of live performance, making it a must-visit for anyone exploring London’s rich cultural scene.
Local tips
- Book your tickets online in advance to secure the best seats.
- Arrive early to enjoy the theatre's exquisite interior and grab a drink.
- Check the theatre's website for special offers and package deals.
- Consider dining at nearby restaurants for a full evening experience.
Getting There
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Tube
If you are near a London Underground station, take the Central Line (red line) towards 'West Ruislip' or 'Ealing Broadway'. The nearest stations to Prince Edward Theatre are 'Oxford Circus' or 'Tottenham Court Road'. If you go to 'Oxford Circus', exit the station and follow the signs to 'Regent Street'. From there, turn onto 'Great Portland Street' and walk straight until you reach 'Old Compton Street', where the theatre is located. If you are at 'Tottenham Court Road', exit the station, turn left, and walk down 'Tottenham Court Road' until you reach 'Old Compton Street', then turn right.
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Bus
You can take a bus to reach Prince Edward Theatre. Look for bus routes 14, 19, 38, or 73, which stop close to the theatre. If you are near 'Piccadilly Circus', board a bus heading towards 'Soho'. Get off at 'Wardour Street' or 'Old Compton Street' stop. From there, it’s just a short walk to the theatre, which is located at 'Old Compton Street, W1D 4HS'.
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Walking
If you are in the central area like Leicester Square or Covent Garden, it is easy to walk to Prince Edward Theatre. From Leicester Square, head south on 'Irving Street' then turn left onto 'Leicester Place' which leads to 'Leicester Square'. Continue straight onto 'Charing Cross Road' and take a right onto 'Old Compton Street'. The theatre will be on your left. If coming from Covent Garden, walk east on 'James Street' towards 'Long Acre', and then turn right to 'Covent Garden'. Walk straight until you reach 'Charing Cross Road', then turn left and continue to 'Old Compton Street'.
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