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Lyceum Theatre London Tickets

The Lyceum Theatre in London is a historic venue that has been entertaining audiences for over 200 years. Located in London, it is one of the city's most iconic theatres, known for its grand Victorian architecture, its illustrious history, and its association with some of the most famous plays and theatre productions of all time.

The Lyceum Theatre London West EndThe theatre was originally built in 1765 as a concert hall and assembly rooms, but it wasn't until the 1800s that it began to establish itself as a major theatre. In 1809, it was taken over by Samuel Arnold, a composer and conductor who transformed it into a venue for opera and ballet productions. Over the next few decades, the theatre became renowned for its lavish productions and prestigious performers, including the famous ballerina Marie Taglioni, who made her London debut at the Lyceum in 1836.

In the mid-19th century, the end of an era, the building underwent a major renovation, with its grand façade and interior spaces redesigned by the famous architect Samuel Beazley. The theatre's capacity was also increased, and new seating and backstage facilities were added. The venue became one of the largest and most opulent theatres in London, with a reputation for staging elaborate and extravagant productions.

One of the most famous productions to be staged at the Lyceum was the original production of Bram Stoker's Dracula in 1897. The play was a huge success, with tickets selling well, and helped to establish the theatre as a leading venue for Gothic horror productions. Other notable productions from the early 20th century include Shakespeare's Hamlet, which was performed in 1905 with Sir Henry Irving in the lead role, and the musical comedy The Desert Song, which ran for over a year in the 1920s.

During World War II, the theatre was badly damaged by bombing, and it remained closed for several years. It was eventually reopened in 1951, after a major refurbishment that restored much of its original grandeur. In the post-war period, the theatre continued to host a wide range of productions, including musicals, plays, and ballets.

One of the most famous productions of recent years at the theatre was the long-running musical The Lion King, one the West End's popular tickets, which opened in 1999 and ran for over a decade. The production was a huge success and helped to establish the Lyceum as one of London's top venues for musical theatre. Other notable productions in recent years, with a good sale of theatre tickets include the musical Jesus Christ Superstar and the play The Play That Goes Wrong.

Today, the theatre continues to be one of London's most iconic and popular theatres, with Lion King tickets a popular choice. Its grand Victorian architecture and rich history make it a must-see destination for visitors to the city, while its wide-ranging programme of productions ensures that there is always something new and exciting to see. Whether you're a fan of classic drama, musical theatre, or contemporary plays, the Lyceum is sure to have something to offer - book your tickets today.

Lyceum Theatre
21 Wellington St, Covent Garden, London WC2E 7RQ, UK

Getting Here
By car: Q Park are pleased to partner with ATG customers to offer a 15% discount on pre-booked parking for your visit. It’s easy to book in advance at https://www.q-park.co.uk/en-gb/atg/

By train: Charing Cross Station is around 7 minutes walk along the Strand with both Underground and National Rail services available.

By bus: Numerous buses stop along the Strand and on Aldwych including Nos. 9, 11, 15, 87, 91 and 26, 76, 341 and 176.

21 Wellington St, Covent Garden, London WC2E 7RQ, UK

Box Office Opening Hours for ticket and ticket enquiries.
Mon Closed
Tue - Sat 10:00 - 19:45
Sun 11:00 - 14:45

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  • Disney's The Lion King at Lyceum Theatre

    Disney’s The Lion King at Lyceum Theatre

    £33.00

    Disney’s The Lion King is at the Lyceum Theatre currently booking to 11th February 2024.

    Valid From 19/10/1999
    Valid To 11/2/2024
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  • Disney's The Lion King at Lyceum Theatre

    Disney’s The Lion King Lyceum Theatre FAQ

    £33.00

    Now in its 24th year at London’s Lyceum Theatre, Disney’s The Lion King is a unique theatrical event seen by over 110 million people worldwide. Why go and see it? An iconic..

    Valid From 19/10/1999
    Valid To 11/2/2024
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  • Venue Tour at Lyceum Theatre

    Venue Tour at Lyceum Theatre

    £17.50

    Come and explore the incredible world of Lyceum Theatre, one of London’s largest and most iconic West End venues, in this intimate venue tour every Saturday morning. Venue Tour at Lyceum Theatre..

    Valid From 17/6/2023
    Valid To 2/3/2024
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  • Disney’s The Lion King - Relaxed Performance at Lyceum Theatre

    Disney’s The Lion King – Relaxed Performance at Lyceum Theatre...

    £20.00

    Now in its 22nd year at London’s Lyceum Theatre, Disney’s The Lion King is a unique theatrical event seen by over 110 million people worldwide. Disney’s The Lion King – Relaxed Performance..

    Valid From 18/6/2023
    Valid To 16/6/2024
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  • Bernie Taupin

    Bernie Taupin – Scattershot at Lyceum Theatre London

    Tickets From £51.80

    Bernie Taupin – Scattershot is at the Lyceum Theatre London on Monday 2nd October 2023 at 19:30. Join Bernie Taupin, one-half of the greatest creative musical partnerships of all time, for an..

    Valid From 2/10/2023
    Valid To 2/10/2023
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