- In 2019, LW Theatres embarked on £60 million project to restore the historic Grade 1 listed Theatre Royal Drury Lane to its former 1812 glory.
- Samuel Pepys also visited the theatre. 1663 – The first Theatre Royal at Drury Lane is erected by Thomas Killigrew, on request from King Charles II.
- The first theatre on the location of the Theatre Royal Drury Lane was built at the behest of Thomas Killigrew in the early years of the English Restoration.
- The Theatre Royal Drury Lane box office is located within the theatre building on Catherine Street and is open Monday – Saturday from 10am – 7:45pm.
- Theatre Royal Drury Lane is located in Covent Garden. It's close to West End theatres including the Fortune Theatre and the Novello Theatre.
- For personal callers or by post: Theatre Royal Drury Lane, Catherine Street, London WC2B 5JF No booking fee for personal callers.
- The Grade I Listed Theatre Royal Drury Lane, affectionately known as The Lane and one of the oldest and best known theatres in the world, has recently…
- The Theatre Royal, Drury Lane in March 2021 during the Coronavirus Pandemic and towards the end of the Theatre's £60m Renovation - Photo M.L.
- The Theatre Royal Drury Lane is a people’s theatre that stages blockbuster musicals for the masses, with Sam Mendes's 'Charlie and the Chocolate Factory' the...
- One of the oldest theatres in London’s West End, the Grade I listed Theatre Royal Drury Lane has recently undergone a £60m renovation.