- The first Olympic theatre was built in 1806 on the site of Drury House (later Craven House),[2] for the impresario Philip Astley, a retired cavalry officer.
- The 9th Theatre Olympics｜The Theatre Olympics is an international fair of theatre arts, established in 1993 by world renowned directors and playwrights.
- Today, it is the world's oldest theatrical scenery, still used in the productions. In 1994, the Olympic Theatre was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.
- Olympic Ballet Theatre (OBT) is an emerging nonprofit ballet company with estimated audiences of 15,000 annually, including 4,000 school children.
- Welcome to the historic olympic theater.
- However, because of the Patent laws Elliston was not allowed to run both Theatres so he put the Olympic up for sale on the 13th of June 1820.
- See all of the Broadway shows that have played at the Olympic Theatre.
- Masterpiece and last work by Andrea Palladio, the Olympic theatre was commissioned in February 1580 by the Olympic Academy.
- Community theatre in sequim washington on the olympic peninsula in washington.
- Verdant Productions In Association with 3Olympia Theatre. The Mother Of All The Behans. Price from €21.50.
