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14 Whitehall SW1A 2DY

Trafalgar Theatre

4.6 · 3.7k Google reviews

Trafalgar Theatre is a West End theatre in Whitehall, near Trafalgar Square, in the City of Westminster, London. The Grade II listed building was built in 1930 with interiors in the Art Deco style as the Whitehall Theatre; it regularly staged comedies and revues.

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Current attached shows

1

Google rating

4.6 ★ (3.7k)

Venue info

Trafalgar Theatre er en teaterscene i London som er omtalt på British Theatre. Utforsk kommende forestillinger, få praktisk informasjon om teateret og gode tips om bestilling av billetter før ditt besøk. Trafalgar Theatre het opprinnelig Whitehall Theatre da det åpnet dørene den 29. september 1930. Gjennom dette tiåret bygde teateret seg opp et rykte for moderne komedier, etterfulgt av en rekke revyer i løpet av andre verdenskrig. En av de største suksessene i denne perioden var The Whitehall Follies med Phyllis Dixey i hovedrollen. Som den første stripperen som opptrådte i West End, førte showets suksess til at hun kunne leie teateret og bli der de neste fem årene. På 1950- og 60-tallet huset teateret fem farser (kjent som «Whitehall Farces»), som ble svært populære og spilte sammenhengende i mellom to til fire år hver. Fra 1969 til 1974 spilte nakenrevyen Pyjama Tops i lokalene før de ble stengt. Teateret gjenåpnet endelig etter oppussing i 1986. Programmet fortsatte med komedier frem til det ble omgjort til TV- og radiostudio i 1997. Scenen vendte tilbake til teaterdrift i 1999, men ble kort tid etter stengt for ombygging. Det nye teateret fikk navnet Trafalgar Studios og åpnet 3. juni 2004 med en oppsetning av Othello. Siden den gang har teateret vært vertskap for kortere spilleperioder med stykker og musikaler som Sweeney Todd, Jane Eyre, Dealer’s Choice, Entertaining Mr. Sloane og A Christmas Carol. Etter en omfattende restaurering har bygget nå fått navnet Trafalgar Theatre. Prosjektet til flere millioner pund har ført teateret tilbake til sitt opprinnelige uttrykk fra 1930-tallet, og har avdekket arkitektoniske detaljer som ikke har vært synlige på over 90 år. MasterPark Trafalgar Square. NCP Bedfordbury Street. Plasser for rullestolbrukere og mulighet for overflytting er tilgjengelig. Et universelt utformet toalett finnes i Studio Bar. TILRETTELAGTE FORESTILLINGER:Finnes det hjelpemidler for hørselshemmede? Det er et infrarødt anlegg som dekker hele salen (best mottak i de midtre setene). Assistansehunder er tillatt inne i salen. De ansatte kan også se til hunden under forestillingen. Vennligst kontakt teateret direkte for mer informasjon. Cole Escolas Tony Award-vinnende Broadway-komedie får endelig sin West End-debut på Trafalgar Theatre med Mason Alexander Park i rollen som Mary Todd Lincoln. Bestill billetter til Oh, Mary! – beskrevet av The New York Times som «en av de beste komediene på mange år». Finn billetter til Another Country på Trafalgar Theatre. Sjekk skuespillere, spilletider og detaljer på BritishTheatre.com. Vær først ute med de beste billettene, eksklusive tilbud og siste nytt fra West End. Du kan melde deg av når som helst. Personvernerklæring

History

The Trafalgar Theatre was originally called the Whitehall Theatre when it opened on 29 September 1930. Throughout the decade, it built up a reputation for housing modern comedies, before producing several revues throughout the Second World War.

One of the greatest successes of the period was The Whitehall Follies, which starred Phyllis Dixey. As the first stripper to perform in the West End, the success of the show allowed her to lease the theatre and stay there for the next five years.

The 1950s and 1960s saw the theatre hosting five farces (known as the Whitehall Farces), which proved especially popular (running 2-4 years each). From 1969-1974, a nude revue (Pyjama Tops) played in the venue before it was closed.

The theatre finally reopened after refurbishment in 1986. It continued a programme of comedies before it was converted into a television and radio studio in 1997. It returned to theatrical use in 1999, but was subsequently closed to be reconfigured. The new theatre called Trafalgar Studios, opened on 3 June 2004 with a production of Othello. Since then, the theatre has hosted short runs of plays and musicals, including Sweeney Todd, Jane Eyre, Dealer’s Choice, Entertaining Mr. Sloane, and A Christmas Carol.

Restored and renamed The Trafalgar Theatre, the building underwent a multi-million-pound restoration project reinstating the theatre back to its original heritage 1930s design, some of which has not been seen for over 90 years.

Transport

Tube

Charing Cross

Train

Charing Cross

Bus

3, 11,12, 24, 53, 77a, 88, 91, 139, 159, 453

Parking

MasterPark Trafalgar Square. NCP Bedfordbury Street.

Accessibility

Wheelchair Access

Wheelchair spaces and transfers available.

Are there adapted toilets?

An adapted toilet is available in the Studio Bar.

Assisted Performances

Are there facilities for the hard-of-hearing?

There is an infrared system working throughout the auditorium (best reception in more central seats).

Are guide dogs and/or hearing dogs permitted?

Access dogs are allowed inside the auditorium. Staff dog-sitting available.

Please contact the theatre directly for further information.

Shows currently at this venue

Previous productions

What visitors say

5.0 · a month ago
What a gorgeous theatre, we went to see the 17:30 show of "Oh, Mary"! on Thursday 26th February. It's absolutely lovely inside with the most comfortable seats, we have ever sat in. Lovely staff who were very friendly. We will definitely be back.
— Elaine Hegarty (Hegars)
5.0 · 2 months ago
I haven’t seen a production at the Trafalgar Theatre since it was the Trafalgar Studios. Previously the theatre had two Studios - which provided quite an intimate atmosphere for plays, but the Studios themselves were somewhat bland and lacked character. I visited recently to see “Oh, Mary!” and was really impressed with the renovations that have transformed the theatre back to its former Art Deco glory - now it really is a beautiful theatre. The play itself was superb - camp frivolity at its finest. Mason Alexander Park is a force of nature and mesmerising to watch. Seats were comfortable, and bathrooms were clean. All the staff I met were very friendly and helpful. I will definitely be visiting again.
— Caroline Findlay
5.0 · 5 months ago
I visited for the first time to see the Clarkston play, which runs until November 22nd. It features talented actors Joe Locke, Ruaridh Mollica, and Sophie Melville. The Trafalgar Theatre is a stunning Grade II listed venue situated near Trafalgar Square. The staff were exceptionally friendly and helpful whenever I had questions. I had the excellent opportunity to sit on the balcony, where the seats were incredibly comfortable with ample legroom.
— Tony
5.0 · 4 months ago
Went to see @Clarckston last week. We LOVED it. But I am writing this review to thank the staff of the theatre. We had a problem with our tickets and they helped us A LOT doing what they could so my daughter could see one of her favourite actors. Everything worked out perfect at the end. Thank you for your kindness and Support.
— CARLOS DE LA CRUZ

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Frequently asked questions

What's on at Trafalgar Theatre?

The current production at Trafalgar Theatre is Oh, Mary!. Browse and book tickets directly through British Theatre.

What's the nearest tube station to Trafalgar Theatre?

The nearest tube station is Charing Cross.

Where is Trafalgar Theatre?

Trafalgar Theatre is located at 14 Whitehall SW1A 2DY.

How can I contact Trafalgar Theatre?

You can call Trafalgar Theatre on 020 7321 5400. For tickets and bookings, please use British Theatre to secure the best seats.

Is Trafalgar Theatre accessible?

Trafalgar Theatre offers wheelchair-accessible entrance, wheelchair-accessible seating, wheelchair-accessible toilets. Please contact the venue directly if you have specific access requirements.

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