- Drury Lane reserves the right to alter performance dates, prices, performers, and restrictions. Tickets are required for all patrons, regardless of age.
- Architect Robert Adam designed Drury Lane's 1674 interior. The theatre was managed, from 1747 to Adam's retirement in the 1770s, by David Garrick.[31].
- Drury Lane is known for its ghosts as much as its theatrical productions, and as time goes by, more legendary spirits will likely be added to its spectral guest list.
- This milestone season is a testament to Drury Lane Theatre's dedication to providing high-quality entertainment to audiences for over five decades.
- 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.
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- It is more correctly called "The Royal Theater of Drury Lane" (in Britain "royal" - this is a serious official status, giving quite a lot of advantages), and he is 351.
- Drury Lane the site in London of the Theatre Royal, one of London's most famous theatres, where Nell Gwyn (1650–87) is said to have sold oranges.
- The Theatre Royal Drury Lane that we see today was built in 1812, opening on 10 th October with a production of Hamlet.
- It acquired its name from the Suffolk barrister Sir Robert Drury, who built a mansion called Drury House on the lane around 1500.