The Lyric Theatre London

Name: The Lyric Theatre
Address: Shaftesbury Avenue, London W1D 7ES, London, W1D 7ES, GB
Telephone: 0844 412 4661

The Lyric Theatre events and tickets

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Get Up, Stand Up! The Bob Marley Musical

The Lyric Theatre London
Tuesday 24th May
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Get Up, Stand Up! The Bob Marley Musical

The Lyric Theatre London
Wednesday 25th May
A brilliant show that celebrates Marleys genius (The Daily Telegraph) Get yourself where the action is and experience the remarkable story...

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Get Up, Stand Up! The Bob Marley Musical

The Lyric Theatre London
Thursday 26th May
A brilliant show that celebrates Marleys genius (The Daily Telegraph) Get yourself where the action is and experience the remarkable story...

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Get Up, Stand Up! The Bob Marley Musical

The Lyric Theatre London
Friday 27th May
A brilliant show that celebrates Marleys genius (The Daily Telegraph) Get yourself where the action is and experience the remarkable story...

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Get Up, Stand Up! The Bob Marley Musical

The Lyric Theatre London
Saturday 28th May
A brilliant show that celebrates Marleys genius (The Daily Telegraph) Get yourself where the action is and experience the remarkable story...

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Get Up, Stand Up! The Bob Marley Musical

The Lyric Theatre London
Sunday 29th May
A brilliant show that celebrates Marleys genius (The Daily Telegraph) Get yourself where the action is and experience the remarkable story...

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Get Up, Stand Up! The Bob Marley Musical

The Lyric Theatre London
Tuesday 31st May
A brilliant show that celebrates Marleys genius (The Daily Telegraph) Get yourself where the action is and experience the remarkable story...

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Get Up, Stand Up! The Bob Marley Musical

The Lyric Theatre London
Wednesday 1st June
A brilliant show that celebrates Marleys genius (The Daily Telegraph) Get yourself where the action is and experience the remarkable story...

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Get Up, Stand Up! The Bob Marley Musical

The Lyric Theatre London
Thursday 2nd June
A brilliant show that celebrates Marleys genius (The Daily Telegraph) Get yourself where the action is and experience the remarkable story...

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Get Up, Stand Up! The Bob Marley Musical

The Lyric Theatre London
Friday 3rd June
A brilliant show that celebrates Marleys genius (The Daily Telegraph) Get yourself where the action is and experience the remarkable story...

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The Lyric Theatre venue information

One of the grandest West End venues, Lyric Theatre was built by producer Henry Leslie from the profits he made from the opera Dorothy. The show was running at the Prince of Wales Theatre where it enjoyed a record breaking run. Leslie hired services of Charles J. Phipps for the design of the edifice and subsequently transferred Dorothy here when the newly built Lyric Theatre opened on 17th December 1888.

The house was the second theatre built in Shaftesbury Avenue and is the oldest one in that street today. In 1932-33 an extensive refurbishment of the Lyric Theatre was carried out that improved its bars and the foyer while the facade of the venue was restored in 1994. It can accommodate 967 audiences in its all four levels at present but its initial capacity was of 1,306. One interesting view that makes the Lyric Theatre all the more must visit destination is the electric pump that is still in use to operate the iron curtain of the house

The Lyric Theatre even today withholds some of its pristine charms that include its grand Edwardian Architecture. Phipps exhibited to the world outstanding charisma of his creativity when he built the theatre in a way that it had an eighteenth century house façade as its front. The venue continues to retain the impressive feature while being located at the rear to the Great Windmill Street that houses Sir William Hunter’s former residence and museum.