Her Majesty's Theatre

The magnificent Her Majesty’s Theatre  is located at 57 Haymarket, London, SW1Y 4QL having one of the larger auditoriums in the London Westend. Theatre has huge seating occupancy of 1216 and spread all across four levels as Stalls, Dress Circle, Upper Circle and Balcony. If you are looking for a clear view then simply opt for Stalls. You would be able to enjoy some of the best views of the stage.

 The stunning theatre is located at the top venue of London at London’s Theatreland near Piccadilly Circus and on the Haymarket which leads to Trafalgar Square. This is one of the busiest hotspots of London having huge range of hotels, restaurants  and shops close to the theatre. The theatre is located near some of the famous tourist attractions like National Gallery, Nelson’s Column and London Transport Museum.

 Her Majesty’s Theatre is located at an accessible location and can be visited via various modes of commutation such as tubes, buses, taxis or cars. For the disabled patrons and their carers, concessions tickets are available. The box office has induction loop and infrared system with headsets.

 The Grade II listed theatre dates back since 1705, whereas the current building has been existing since 1897. It has been under the management of Herbert Beerbohm Tree. Theatre’s name changes with the current monarch. Until the accession of Elizabeth II, theatre was named as His Majesty’s Theatre. Since its opening, Her  Majesty’s Theatre has hosted a huge range of dramatic arts.

 The spectacular stage has wonderful history of running operas, dramas and musicals. It has been home to some of the classic works of Shakespeare, whereas other playwrights such as George Bernard Shaw’s Pygmalion and Chu Chin Chow by Oscar Asche, B. Priestly, Noel Coward and J. M. Synge. Some of the famous musicals at Her Majesty’s Theatre are Follow the Girls, West Side Story, Fiddler on the Roof and Jeeves.