About London theatres

This theatre is associated with The Royal Shakespeare Company as well as “The Aldwych Farces”, which played from 1925 to 1933. The theatre is a twin to The Strand which is on the opposite corner. The two theatres stand on either side of the Waldorf Hotel.

For a while during the First World War, the Aldwych Theatre was used by the Australians for their servicemen.

Some more recent productions at the Aldwych include “Who is Afraid of Virginia Woolf”, “The Fields of Ambrosia”, and “An Inspector Calls”.

Designed by W.G.R. Sprague, the first production was “Blue Bell” in 1905.

Aldwych Theatre Information
Aldwych Theatre Performances

The unforgettable Walt Disney story of Simba, the courageous adventure of his battles, friendships and aspirations. Follow his journey from wide-eyed cub to his destined role within the African Pridelands, when Simba is suddenly promoted to Lion King after the suspicious death of his father. An unforgettable tale which features fantastical costumes and includes Tim Rice and Elton John's Oscar-winning song Can you feel the Love Tonight?

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