New London Theatre

New London Theatre - A Theatre for the 21st Century

From show-stopping musicals to novel adaptations to conceptual pieces, the New London Theatre has played host to iconic theatre productions over its relatively short history. Featuring contemporary shows and classic productions like the American high-school sing-along Grease and Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat, the New London Theatre box office must keep up with high ticket demand.

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About New London Theatre - Contemporary Classics

Opening in 1973 in a more modern state, New London Theatre stands apart from its history-seeped West End counterparts. Hailed as 'Europe's revolutionary new entertainment venue', New London Theatre architects Paul Tvrtkovic and Sean Kenny were challenged with redesigning a 'theatre for the future' in 2002 after Andrew Lloyd Webber's seminal musical Cats came to the end of its 21-year run.

Incorporating a series of innovative features, most notably a stunning 60-foot wide revolve, the newly designed New London Theatre welcomed Shakespearean classic King Lear, theatrical innovators Blue Man Group and Gone With the Wind before War Horse: the Playlanded and was voted 'Best West End Show' by What's On Stage.

The New London Theatre Drury Lane is no stranger to wowing crowds. Talent including Richard Gere, Bruce Forsyth and Bonnie Langford have appeared on its stage over the years, along with the late Stephen Gately as Joseph in Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat. Clearly a leader among London's theatre scene, New London Theatre both pleases and challenges audiences with its programming.

Venue Information and New London Theatre Seating Plan

For more information about the venue, including a seating plan and travel guidance, visit our New London Theatre Information Page.

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