Shaftesbury Theatre History The Shaftesbury was the last theatre to be built on Shaftesbury Avenue and was originally named The Princes Theatre. Opening in 1911, it has seen many notable ...

Camden Council's Planning Committee has granted planning permission to redevelop the London's Saville Theatre with a project ...

Further plans to enhance the West End’s Shaftesbury Theatre have been unveiled as the venue moves into the next phase of its £10 million renovation. Starting in October this year, the next ...

West End venue the Shaftesbury Theatre has received an architectural award for the best revamp of a cultural building in London. Work finished earlier this year on the theatre’s £5 million new ...

Juliet, the hit-filled jukebox comedy about Shakespeare's star-crossed lover reclaiming control of her fate, resumes performances at London's Shaftesbury Theatre beginning September 24.

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Plans have been approved for the second stage of the Shaftesbury Theatre's renovations in the West End. Bennetts Associates have confirmed that plans to open the foyer and bar spaces out onto the ...

Sometimes, one wishes theatre producers could be hanged, drawn and quartered before a baying mob of those they have ripped off. Watching the DVD of Flashdance the other day, which is more like a ...

This used to be relatively common in the West End but is now only possible in the Shaftesbury Theatre. The new fly tower at roof level, is encircled by rudimentary staff offices, which have a strong ...

Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form. The first theatre to open in Shaftesbury Avenue on 20 Oct 1888. The original theatre was destroyed by ...