About London theatres

Quite a varied history belongs to Prince Edward Theatre. Built in 1930 as a theatre, it has also served as a casino, a cabaret restaurant and as the Queensbury All-Services Club during the war. From 1946 to 1954, it was a theatre again until cinema opened here 1954 to 1978. Then, it returned to its original name and began live performances again.

Evita, Chess, Crazy For You, and Mama Mia are among the later productions.

The theatre can serve as many as 1645 patrons on three levels.

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Prince Edward 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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