Prince Edward Theatre
About
The Prince Edward Theatre is part of Delfont Mackintosh Theatres, which are one of the largest London theatre owners with a portfolio of seven theatres.
Delfont Mackintosh Theatres own and run the Prince Edward Theatre, the Queen’s Theatre, the Prince of Wales Theatre, refurbished in 2004 to recreate the glamour of the 1930’s, and the Novello Theatre which was renovated to celebrate its centenary in 2005.
We also own the Wyndham’s and the renamed Noel Coward Theatre with the Gielgud completing the portfolio in March 2006, major restoration of these three theatres has now been completed, demonstrating our commitment to the improvement and upgrading of all Delfont Mackintosh Theatres.
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Venue Details & Map
Prince Edward Theatre
- Address
-
Old Compton StreetLondonW1D 4HS
- Telephone:
- 0844 482 5151
- customer.service@delfontmackintosh.co.uk
- Website
- http://www.delfontmackintosh.co.uk
- Public transport:
- Leicester Square (approx. 300m) Tottenham Court Road (approx. 400m
Facilities & Accessibility
- Access Inside Building Facilities
- Some routes suitable for limited mobility users
- Some routes suitable for wheelchair users
- Steps with handrail within building
- Steps within building
- Access into the Building
- Flat routes from parking area to entrance
- Accessible Bathroom Facilities
- Designated wheelchair accessible public toilet
- Accessible Communication Facilities
- Hearing loop system
- Accessible Venue Facilities
- Assistance dogs welcome
- Staff disability awareness trained
- Additional Accessible Facilities
- Level access, ramp or lift to ticket issuing point
- Booking Facilities
- Coach parties accepted
- Group bookings accepted
- Catering Facilities
- Bar
- Event Facilities
- Raked or tiered seating offered
- Payment Facilities
- Credit cards accepted
- Debit cards accepted
- Group rates available
Yelp Reviews
9.00 out of 5
based on 29 reviews
Top 5 reviews of Prince Edward Theatre
Came to see Aladdin. I booked many ahead from the US on the internet. I had the ticket delivery as "will call". I was a bit nervous because it was so far in advance but no need. I got an email the day before reminding me of our engagement and instructions regarding the redemption of the tickets. It was a seamless process! Kudos to them!
We arrived a bit early and were able to head up to... more
I came to see Aladdin the Musical at the end of January and had seats at the back of the stalls. Unlike many London theatres there wasn't a restricted view plus there was plenty of legroom for my 5'8' frame which is surprisingly rare. One of London's better theatres. more
A huuuuuge theatre which has just stopped showing Miss Saigon. The ticket prices range from £25 up to the big bucks! For £25 the seats were awful! I had a view through 2 sets of barriers and could barely hear the songs. The theatre is shortly going to be showing Aladdin - I have better seats next time so pretty excited but of course this came with a price! more
Watched Miss Saigon here at the theatre. The decor is stunning with red velvety chairs. The balcony boxes look very fancy. The service was mediocre, very small lobby area. They do serve snacks and drinks in the lobby. During intermission staff come in the hallway to sell snacks like water and ice cream. The seating was comfortable. The audio was loud and good quality.
They do allow pictures... more
How to win at theatre:
1) Stop by in the morning
2) Ask for day-of tickets
3) Pull out wallet
4) Hand over £20 for front row, orchestra Miss Saigon tickets
5) Attend show
6) Feel like a winner
Rinse and repeat. more
