Piccadilly Theatre

Piccadilly Theatre is a historic West End theatre located on Denman Street, just off Piccadilly Circus in London's theatre district. Opened in 1928, it features an elegant Art Deco interior designed by Bertie Crewe and Edward Stone. The theatre has a seating capacity of around 1,200 across three levels: stalls, dress circle, and upper circle. Over the decades, it has hosted a wide range of productions, from classic plays to blockbuster musicals. Recent notable shows include the long-running musical 'Jersey Boys' and 'Pretty Woman: The Musical'. The venue is known for its excellent acoustics and sightlines, with many seats offering good views of the stage. Its location in the heart of the West End makes it easily accessible by public transport and surrounded by restaurants, bars, and other attractions. What makes Piccadilly Theatre distinctive is its classic Art Deco charm combined with a reputation for hosting high-quality, crowd-pleasing productions that appeal to both tourists and Londoners.

Don't miss

• Admire the Art Deco architecture and interior design
• Watch a top-tier musical or play in an intimate setting
• Visit the nearby Piccadilly Circus and Shaftesbury Avenue
• Enjoy a pre-theatre dinner at one of the surrounding restaurants
• Take a photo outside the iconic neon-lit entrance

Tickets & tours

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Know before you go

• Check the show's running time and age recommendations before booking.
• Turn off your phone during the performance.
• The bar serves drinks and snacks before the show and during the interval.
• Plan your return journey – tube services may be reduced late at night.

A bit of history

Piccadilly Theatre opened on 23 April 1928 with a revue called 'Blue Eyes'. It was designed by Bertie Crewe and Edward Stone in the Art Deco style. During World War II, it was closed for a period but reopened and has since been a staple of West End theatre.