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London Theatres
- London is one of the premier performing arts cities in the world, and hosts over fifty magnificent theatres. Most of these are located in the famous ‘West End’ a name synonymous with top quality theatre around the world. Most of the theatres are architectural masterpieces in their own right, with magnificent porticoes and stonemasonry. Below a number of the top theatres in London are described.
The Royal Albert Hall, located on Kensington Gore, is London’s most prestigious entertainment venue, and an emblematic symbol of the city throughout the world. This magnificent venue got its name when Queen Victoria laid its foundation stone and added the words Royal Albert to the hall’s title. Its famous huge, red, cylindrical shape was designed to resemble a Roman amphitheatre, and is complemented by the beautiful Classical frieze decorating it. The distinctive ‘mushrooms’ on the ceiling of the auditorium, which can seat 7000 people, have given the hall a reputation of having one of the best acoustics in the world. All manner of musical performances are seen here, from classical and choral to pop and jazz, with the huge organ enhancing many a show, as well as boxing matches and circuses! The hall is also the venue for the hugely popular BBC ‘Proms’, a series of concerts showcasing all manner of genres. The prestigious Royal Philharmonic Orchestra also regularly put on concerts here.
The Royal Opera House, located on Bow Street, is one of the most esteemed opera houses in the world, and is home to both the Royal Ballet and the Royal Opera Companies. Recently extended into the pretty Floral Hall, it is now more decadent than ever. This magnificent Neo-Classical theatre was designed in 1858 by E M Barry and contains a magnificent portico frieze that was part of the original theatre that stood on this site. The theatre also hosts international opera productions, and occasional live broadcasts are made to the Piazza in Covent Garden of opera performances.
The London Coliseum situated on St. Martin’s Lane is London’s largest theatre, and the city’s other premier opera location, home to the English National Opera. The recently-refurbished building is now more impressive than ever, with the image of the golden globe that tops its elaborate tower famous throughout the city, and synonymous with the elite performances which are put on here.
The Barbican Centre, located on Silk Street, is home to one of the premier orchestras in the world, the London Symphony Orchestra, and is London’s most significant multi-arts cultural centre. Besides the theatre, which puts on drama, concerts and dance performances, the complex also hosts a cinema, art exhibition spaces, a library, convention hall, music school, restaurants, cafés and bars. The Centre was opened in 1982, and has continued to play a pivotal role in London’s art scene to this day.
The National Theatre situated on the South Bank, has three theatres located within it, the Olivier, the Lyttelton, and the Cottesloe. The theatre was built in 1976, in a modern style made up of grey blocks. This theatre plays a central role in the city’s artistic life, where you can choose from a range of musicals, classics and new plays. Reduced price tickets are sold on the day of performances, and the foyer has information about forthcoming exhibitions and free performances.
The Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, confusingly, actually located on Catherine Street, is synonymous the world over with London theatre. This magnificent theatre is London’s most stately venue, and has a spectacular staircase which leads to the circle, and a huge auditorium used to put on major musicals such as South Pacific, Miss Saigon, My Fair Lady and Hello Dolly.
The BFI London IMAX located on the South Bank, may not be a typical theatre, but it will definitely give you a performance you won’t forget. This spectacular cinema, with its distinctive glass cylindrical shape that dominates the hill it stands on, produces breathtaking 3D films, which are shown on the massive 40m high screen. This screen is the largest in Europe, and higher than four double-decker buses, and has an awe-inspiring six-channel surround sound system that will catapult you into the images on the screen.
