Gillian Lynne Theatre VIP & Hospitality Tickets

Choose the Lounge Experience package for a delightful welcome from a Red Coat Butler on arrival. Gain access to the VIP lounge up to 60 minutes before the show and during the interval. Indulge in a selection of tea, coffee, beer, wine, or soft drinks, accompanied by savoury snacks and your choice of ice cream during the interval.

Share a show program with your party and enjoy 2 beverages per person, choosing from tea, coffee, bottled beer, 175ml glass of wine, or a soft drink.

For the ultimate VIP treatment, upgrade to the Luxury Experience package. Alongside the warm welcome from a Red Coat Butler, relish in the luxury of a reserved table in the VIP Lounge. Sip on Champagne or a drink of your choice pre-show and during the interval.

Delight in savoury snacks upon arrival and a delectable confectionery or ice cream treat of your choice during the interval. Share a show program and savour a half-bottle of Champagne or an alternative beverage of the same value per person.

Elevate your theatre visit with VIP packages at the Gillian Lynne Theatre. Secure your tickets now for an opulent and unforgettable evening.

Where is best to sit in the Gillian Lynne Theatre?

For the greatest experience at the Gillian Lynne Theatre, the mid-front area of the Stalls is the ideal seating position. The central portion of this section provides the most exceptional views of the stage. With well-raked seating, guests are guaranteed a superb sightline from every angle.

What’s events are on at Gillian Lynne Theatre in 2023/24?

Get ready for an unforgettable musical comedy experience at the Gillian Lynne Theatre in London's West End with the Crazy for You musical. This show will banish your cares with sublime songs and dynamic tap routines.

With a talented cast led by the electrifying Charlie Stemp, magnetic Carly Anderson, and outrageously comic Tom Edden, this production is filled with glorious Gershwin melodies like ‘Someone to Watch Over Me’ and ‘I Got Rhythm’. The breathtaking choreography by Susan Stroman has won standing ovations and will leave you on a joyous high.

Don't miss this spectacular show, now playing at the Gillian Lynne Theatre until January 2024 after a successful run at the Chichester Festival Theatre.

What shows have been on at the Gillian Lynne Theatre in the past?

Since the closure of Cats in 2002, the theatre has hosted numerous productions including Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Joesph and the Technicolour Dreamcoat, School of Rock and Cinderella.

Nestled in the heart of Covent Garden, right at the vibrant intersection of Drury Lane and Parker Street, you'll find the magnificent Gillian Lynne Theatre. Formerly known as the New London Theatre, this iconic West End venue radiates with a rich theatrical history that spans generations.

Step inside this enchanting theatre and be whisked away into a world of captivating performances and unforgettable experiences. As you soak in the ambience, let yourself be transported by the outstanding productions that grace the stage of the Gillian Lynne Theatre.

From dazzling musicals to gripping dramas, this iconic venue consistently showcases the very best of the West End, ensuring an evening of pure delight for all theatre enthusiasts.

Where is the Gillian Lynne Theatre?

With its prime location in the vibrant Covent Garden district and its rich theatrical heritage, the Gillian Lynne Theatre is a true gem that continues to captivate and inspire audiences.

The address is 166 Drury Ln, London WC2B 5PW. Get directions to the Gillian Lynne Theatre here.

Step into a world of magic and entertainment as you become part of the incredible legacy that this theatre holds. An unforgettable experience awaits you at the Gillian Lynne Theatre, where dreams come alive and memories are made.

What did the Gillian Lynne Theatre used to be called?

The theatre originally opened in 1847 as the Mogul Music Hall. It was also named the Winter Garden Theatre from 1919 - 1965 but after renovations, it was opened as the New London Theatre in 1973.

Why is it called the Gillian Lynne Theatre?

The theatre is named after the choreographer of the musical Cats, Dame Gillian Lynne. Lynne is the first non-royal woman to have a West End theatre named after her.

How many seats are there in the Gillian Lynne Theatre?

There are 1,300 seats in the Gillian Lynne Auditorium making it a relatively intimate and unique theatre space.

Who owns the Gillian Lynne Theatre?

English composer and impresario of musical theatre Andrew Lloyd Webber owns six West End theatres including the Gillian Lynne Theatre.

Frequently Asked Questions:

What is the closest tube station to Gillian Lynne Theatre?

The nearest tube stations are Holborn which is on the Central line and Covent Garden which is on the Piccadilly line. Both stations are a 5-minute walk from the theatre.

Is there a dress code at the Gillian Lynne Theatre?

There is no official dress code at the Gillian Lynne Theatre, however, we recommend opting for smart casual attire when attending the theatre.

Is the Gillian Lynne Theatre air-conditioned?

The Gillian Lynne Theatre is equipped with air conditioning.