About London theatres

This theatre was the first of London’s theatres to become a casualty of war. It opened in 1907 but was not used from the time of being hit by a bomb in World War II until 1959. In its early days, a dance floor replaced the stalls when the tango was in vogue. Within a year, however, the theatre returned to producing live performances.

The theatre was designed to be a twin to the Globe Theatre.

Some productions which were done in Queen’s Theatre include Stop the World-I Want to Get Off, Suite in Three Keys, Another Country, Beyond Reasonable Doubt, Hot Shoe Shuffle, and Master Class.

There are 979 seats on 3 levels at Queen’s Theatre.

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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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