Drury Lane Theatre

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Drury Lane Theatre is a historic London playhouse, formally known as the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, renowned as one of the oldest and most prominent theatres in the English-speaking world.

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Drury Lane Theatre canonical 7
Drury Lane company 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf West End theatre
historic building
playhouse
theatre
architect Benjamin Dean Wyatt
associatedWithMonarchy Royal Patent theatre (historically)
capacityApprox 2000
category Buildings and structures in the City of Westminster
Grade I listed theatres
West End theatres
claimToFame oldest theatre site in London still in continuous use
one of the oldest theatres in the English-speaking world
country United Kingdom
currentBuildingCompleted 1812
hasBalconies yes
hasGenreSpeciality drama
musicals
opera (historically)
hasRoyalBox yes
hasStalls yes
heritageStatus Grade I listed building
historicalEraOfProminence 18th century
19th century
Restoration period
knownAs Drury Lane
Theatre Royal Drury Lane
languageOfPerformances English
locatedIn City of Westminster
Covent Garden area
London
linked to: London, England
locatedOn Drury Lane
notableManager Augustus Harris
Charles Kean
Colley Cibber
David Garrick
Richard Brinsley Sheridan
notableOwner Richard Brinsley Sheridan
notablePerformer David Garrick
Edmund Kean
Henry Irving
Nell Gwyn
Sarah Siddons
notableProduction 42nd Street
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
Frozen (stage musical)
Miss Saigon
My Fair Lady
Shrek The Musical
The Producers
numberOfBuildingsOnSite 4
officialName Theatre Royal, Drury Lane
openingDate 1663
operatedBy LW Theatres
ownedBy Andrew Lloyd Webber
LW Theatres
partOf London West End
linked to: West End of London
previousBuildingDestroyedBy fire
primaryUse musical theatre
theatrical performances
reconstruction 1812 rebuilding by Benjamin Dean Wyatt

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Johann Christoph Pepusch employer Drury Lane Theatre
Kitty Clive workLocation Drury Lane Theatre
Kitty Clive memberOf Drury Lane company
linked to: Drury Lane Theatre
The School for Scandal firstPerformancePlace Drury Lane Theatre
subject linked to: The School for Scandal (stage)
Theatre Royal Drury Lane alsoKnownAs Drury Lane Theatre
James Quin activeIn Drury Lane Theatre
Michael William Balfe composedFor Drury Lane Theatre