Articles related to "Historic London Theatres"

London's theatres have a long history, from the original Globe Theatre in the 16th-century to the more than fifty theatres in the West End today.

One of the three great London theatres protected under the Preservation Act, reserved for buildings of great architectural or historic importance.

First built in 1705 by architect/playwright Sir John Vanbrugh. Bizet's Carmen was first performed in England at this historic theatre, as was Wagner's Ring.

With summer holidays fast approaching it's time to plan interesting days out. Apply now for free back-stage tours of two of London's most iconic and historic theatres.

Sights you may have missed - paths you may not have trodden - from the Da Vinci Code to Samuel Johnson's favourite pub. London is the tourist capital of the world.