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Shaftesbury Avenue, W1D 7ES

Teatro Lírico

4.5 · 7.4k Google reviews

El Lyric Theatre es un teatro de Londres destacado en British Theatre. Descubre los próximos espectáculos, información práctica sobre el recinto y consejos para reservar entradas antes de tu visita. El Lyric Theatre abrió sus puertas el 17 de diciembre de 1888 en Shaftesbury Avenue (donde sigue siendo el teatro más antiguo de la calle). Se construyó originalmente para Henry J. Leslie como sede de operetas, pero con el paso de los años se ha asociado más con el teatro de texto, las comedias y los musicales. Aunque el teatro conserva muchos de sus elementos originales (incluida la fachada de una casa de 1767 tras la que se edificó), el vestíbulo y los bares se reformaron entre 1932 y 1933, y la fachada exterior se restauró en 1994. Una de las producciones más exitosas del teatro fue The Little Hut en la década de 1950, que alcanzó 1.261 funciones. La tragedia golpeó durante una función de Loot en 1984, cuando Leonard Rossiter falleció repentinamente por problemas cardíacos mientras esperaba para salir a escena. The Really Useful Group compró el Lyric en 2000. El tigre que vino a tomar el té (2014)Eddie Izzard: Stripped (2008)La noche de la iguana, Smaller, Grumpy Old Woman, Cabaret (2006)Muerte de un viajante (2005)Hermosos y malditos (2004)La esposa constante (2002)La gata sobre el tejado de zinc (2001)Breve encuentro (2000)Un marido ideal (1998)Ain’t Misbehavin’ (1995)Five Guys Named Moe (1990)Magnolias de acero (1989)El botín (1984) Soho, Barrio Chino (esquema Q Park). NCP en Wardour Street, Newport Place, Denman Street, Lexington Street. MasterPark en Poland Street, Barrio Chino. Espacios para sillas de ruedas y asientos de transferencia disponibles. Hay un baño adaptado disponible en la entrada Royal. FUNCIONES ADAPTADAS:¿Hay instalaciones para personas con problemas de audición? Hay un sistema de infrarrojos funcionando en todo el auditorio (8 auriculares) ¿Se permiten perros guía y/o perros de asistencia auditiva? Se permiten perros de asistencia en los palcos, pero no en el auditorio. Personal disponible para cuidar a los perros. Por favor, contacte directamente con el teatro para más información. ¡Tú lo sugieres, ellos lo cantan! Los ganadores del Premio Olivier, Showstoppers, regresan al West End en el Teatro Cambridge para una residencia de extravaganzas musicales de una sola noche. Ya sea que te apetezca Sondheim en el Sahara o Hamilton en un hospital, esta increíble compañía crea un musical completamente nuevo en vivo ante tus ojos. 'Tan pulido, que desafía la credibilidad' (Daily Telegraph). Bienvenido a Hadestown, donde una canción puede cambiar tu destino. Ganador de 8 Premios Tony, incluido el de Mejor Musical, la obra maestra de folk-jazz de Anaïs Mitchell y Rachel Chavkin reimagina los antiguos mitos griegos de Orfeo y Eurídice, y Hades y Perséfone. 'Una celebración épica de música, unión y esperanza' (Forbes), ahora en el Lyric Theatre. Un ratón dio un paseo por el profundo bosque oscuro... La aclamada adaptación de Tall Stories del querido libro ilustrado de Julia Donaldson y Axel Scheffler regresa al Lyric Theatre para una monstruosa temporada de verano. Votado como el cuento para dormir número 1 de la nación, El Grúfalo trae canciones, risas y el justo toque de diversión aterradora para niños de 3 a 103 años. Encuentra entradas para Room On The Broom en el Lyric Theatre. Consulta el reparto, los horarios y la información de la temporada en BritishTheatre.com. Sé el primero en conseguir las mejores entradas, ofertas exclusivas y las últimas noticias del West End. Puedes darte de baja en cualquier momento. Política de privacidad

Photos via Google. Attributions: Nic Nic, Francisco Cabeda, R I, Tony Brassell

Capacity

Just under 1,000 (four levels)

Current attached shows

2

Google rating

4.5 ★ (7.4k)

Venue info

El Lyric Theatre es un teatro de Londres destacado en British Theatre. Descubre los próximos espectáculos, información práctica sobre el recinto y consejos para reservar entradas antes de tu visita.

El Lyric Theatre abrió sus puertas el 17 de diciembre de 1888 en Shaftesbury Avenue (donde sigue siendo el teatro más antiguo de la calle). Se construyó originalmente para Henry J. Leslie como sede de operetas, pero con el paso de los años se ha asociado más con el teatro de texto, las comedias y los musicales. Aunque el teatro conserva muchos de sus elementos originales (incluida la fachada de una casa de 1767 tras la que se edificó), el vestíbulo y los bares se reformaron entre 1932 y 1933, y la fachada exterior se restauró en 1994. Una de las producciones más exitosas del teatro fue The Little Hut en la década de 1950, que alcanzó 1.261 funciones. La tragedia golpeó durante una función de Loot en 1984, cuando Leonard Rossiter falleció repentinamente por problemas cardíacos mientras esperaba para salir a escena. The Really Useful Group compró el Lyric en 2000.

El tigre que vino a tomar el té (2014)Eddie Izzard: Stripped (2008)La noche de la iguana, Smaller, Grumpy Old Woman, Cabaret (2006)Muerte de un viajante (2005)Hermosos y malditos (2004)La esposa constante (2002)La gata sobre el tejado de zinc (2001)Breve encuentro (2000)Un marido ideal (1998)Ain’t Misbehavin’ (1995)Five Guys Named Moe (1990)Magnolias de acero (1989)El botín (1984)

Soho, Barrio Chino (esquema Q Park). NCP en Wardour Street, Newport Place, Denman Street, Lexington Street. MasterPark en Poland Street, Barrio Chino.

Espacios para sillas de ruedas y asientos de transferencia disponibles.

Hay un baño adaptado disponible en la entrada Royal.

FUNCIONES ADAPTADAS:¿Hay instalaciones para personas con problemas de audición?

Hay un sistema de infrarrojos funcionando en todo el auditorio (8 auriculares)

¿Se permiten perros guía y/o perros de asistencia auditiva?

Se permiten perros de asistencia en los palcos, pero no en el auditorio. Personal disponible para cuidar a los perros.

Por favor, contacte directamente con el teatro para más información.

¡Tú lo sugieres, ellos lo cantan! Los ganadores del Premio Olivier, Showstoppers, regresan al West End en el Teatro Cambridge para una residencia de extravaganzas musicales de una sola noche. Ya sea que te apetezca Sondheim en el Sahara o Hamilton en un hospital, esta increíble compañía crea un musical completamente nuevo en vivo ante tus ojos. 'Tan pulido, que desafía la credibilidad' (Daily Telegraph).

Bienvenido a Hadestown, donde una canción puede cambiar tu destino. Ganador de 8 Premios Tony, incluido el de Mejor Musical, la obra maestra de folk-jazz de Anaïs Mitchell y Rachel Chavkin reimagina los antiguos mitos griegos de Orfeo y Eurídice, y Hades y Perséfone. 'Una celebración épica de música, unión y esperanza' (Forbes), ahora en el Lyric Theatre.

Un ratón dio un paseo por el profundo bosque oscuro... La aclamada adaptación de Tall Stories del querido libro ilustrado de Julia Donaldson y Axel Scheffler regresa al Lyric Theatre para una monstruosa temporada de verano. Votado como el cuento para dormir número 1 de la nación, El Grúfalo trae canciones, risas y el justo toque de diversión aterradora para niños de 3 a 103 años.

Encuentra entradas para Room On The Broom en el Lyric Theatre. Consulta el reparto, los horarios y la información de la temporada en BritishTheatre.com.

Sé el primero en conseguir las mejores entradas, ofertas exclusivas y las últimas noticias del West End.

Puedes darte de baja en cualquier momento. Política de privacidad

History

The Lyric Theatre opened on 17 December 1888 on Shaftesbury Avenue (where it is currently oldest theatre on the street). It was originally built for Henry J Leslie as a home for operettas, but over the years has become more associated with straight dramas, comedies, and musicals.

Whilst the theatre retains a lot of its original features (including the 1767 house front it was built behind), it refurbished the foyer and bars in 1932-33, and the façade was restored in 1994.

One of the theatres most successful productions was 1950s The Little Hut, which ran for 1,261 performances. Tragedy struck during a production of Loot in 1984, when Leonard Rossiter suddenly passed away due to heart troubles whilst waiting to go onstage. The Really Useful Group purchased the Lyric in 2000.

Past performances

Tiger Who Came To Tea (2014)
Eddie Izzard: Stripped (2008)
The Night of the Iguana, Smaller, Grumpy Old Woman, Cabaret (2006)
Death of a Salesman (2005)
Beautiful and Damned (2004)
The Constant Wife (2002)
Cat on a Hot Tin Roof (2001)
Brief Encounter (2000)
And Ideal Husband (1998)
Ain’t Misbehavin’ (1995)
Five Guys Named Moe (1990)
Steel Magnolias (1989)
Loot (1984)


Transport

Tube

Piccadilly Circus, Leicester Square

Train

Charing Cross

Bus

14, 19, 22B, 38, 53, 88, 94, 159

Parking

Soho, Chinatown (Q Park scheme). NCP Wardour Street, Newport Place, Denman Street, Lexington Street. MasterPark Poland Street, Chinatown.

Seating plan and where to sit

The single best place to sit at the Lyric Theatre is the centre of the Stalls, roughly rows F to J, where the sightlines to the stage are cleanest. If you want to be closer to the action, the front and centre of the Dress Circle is the strong alternative. The theatre holds just under 1,000 across four levels: Stalls, Dress Circle, Grand Circle (sometimes called the Upper Circle) and Balcony.

LevelBest forWorth knowing
StallsBest overall view, especially the central rowsThe auditorium curves into a horseshoe, so seats at the far ends of rows look at the stage from an angle. A few support pillars affect scattered seats.
Dress CircleClose, elevated views from the front and centreThe front rows follow the curve of the balcony, so seats towards the ends face the stage at an angle. This level is reached from the main foyer.
Grand CircleBudget-friendly central seats with a full stage pictureAlso listed as the Upper Circle by some sellers. It sits high, and the long front row curves round to give side-on views at the ends.
BalconyThe cheapest seats in the houseThe highest and furthest level. It feels a long way from the stage and safety rails can clip the view from some rows.

Best seats at the Lyric Theatre

For Hadestown, aim for the middle of the Stalls, around rows F to J, where you get the fullest, most head-on view of the staging and the show's revolving centrepiece. The front and centre of the Dress Circle is the best higher-up option, giving you a clear, slightly elevated angle on the whole stage picture.

Seats to check before you book

The Lyric is a horseshoe-shaped auditorium with a handful of support pillars, so a few seats carry a genuine obstruction. In the Stalls, the far ends of the rear rows and seats directly behind pillars are the ones to check, and there are several lower-priced restricted-view seats in this section. In the Dress Circle a couple of pillars clip the view from certain seats, while the front row of the Grand Circle and the sides of the Balcony give side-on or distant angles. Always look at a seat photo for the exact seat before you commit.

Best value

The seats immediately around the premium centre Stalls tend to offer a very similar view for noticeably less, often around £20 cheaper, which makes them the smartest value in the house. If you simply want the lowest price, the front block of the Balcony is the cheapest way in. If you are not sure which level suits you, our West End seating guide explains how the levels compare. Compare live prices and seat availability across every section at Hadestown.

Lyric Theatre seating plan

Accessibility

Wheelchair Access

Wheelchair spaces and transfer seats available.

Are there adapted toilets?

An adapted toilet is available in the Royal entrance.

Assisted Performances

Are there facilities for the hard-of-hearing?

There is an infrared system working throughout the auditorium (8 headsets)

Are guide dogs and/or hearing dogs permitted?

Access dogs are allowed in the boxes, but not in the auditorium. Staff available to dog sit.

Please contact the theatre directly for further information.

Shows currently at this venue

Full what's-on listing for Teatro Lírico

Previous productions

What visitors say

5.0· 2 months ago
The venue is incredible, we saw Hadestown which was an amazing show. They use the stage so well, pieces can go up and down, walls move, they have swinging pieces and strobe lights. Drinks were themed to the show and tasted great, decent toilets, friendly staff who went the extra mile.
— Emma Burlton
5.0· 2 months ago
A wonderful chamber theater, founded in 1880, located near Piccadilly Circus tube station. We really enjoyed "Hadestown," a touching and timeless story of Orpheus and Eurydice. The actors were superb. The staff was polite, and everything was wonderful, except for the slightly cramped and uncomfortable seats, which caused some discomfort. Otherwise, everything was great.
— Irena Irina
3.0· 3 months ago
Saw Hadestown New Years Eve. We were upgraded to row G. We thought our view in the stalls would be obscured by people in front but we had an excellent view. The Musical itself was ok, with some very talented singers. The theatre itself is lovely and just a few metres walk from Piccadilly tube station.
— Naran McGregor
4.0· 6 months ago
The staff at the Lyric Theatre were fantastic — well-presented, professional, and incredibly friendly. They managed the crowd on the busy street efficiently and made sure everyone was guided smoothly to their sections. Inside, the venue was clean and easy to navigate. Finding our seats, restrooms, and concession areas was straightforward, which made for a stress-free experience. The balcony layout offered good viewing angles overall, though the higher seating sections do extend quite far above the stage. This can make it a bit challenging to see over taller audience members, and the distance from the stage can lessen the sense of immersion slightly. Of course, this depends on ticket choice and price range, but it’s something to keep in mind when booking. We watched Hadestown, and the performance was absolutely brilliant. The main cast delivered powerful, moving vocals, and the supporting ensemble was impressively synchronized throughout. The live on-stage musicians added an incredible energy that’s best appreciated in person. Show timings were punctual from start to finish, and the entire production was a joy to watch. Overall, the Lyric Theatre offers a great experience — excellent staff, a well-kept venue, and a world-class show. Just be mindful of your seating choice for the best view. ( Pictures from balcony row H)
— Maheer huq

Reviews sourced from Google Maps.

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Frequently asked questions

Where are the best seats at the Lyric Theatre?

The best seats are in the centre of the Stalls, roughly rows F to J, which give the fullest and most head-on view of the stage. For a raised alternative, the front and centre of the Dress Circle also offers excellent sightlines.

Which seats have restricted views at the Lyric Theatre?

The Lyric has a horseshoe shape and a few support pillars, so seats behind pillars and at the far ends of rear Stalls rows can be obstructed, and there are several lower-priced restricted-view seats in the Stalls. The front row of the Grand Circle and the sides of the Balcony give side-on or distant angles, so it is worth checking a seat photo before booking.

How many seats does the Lyric Theatre have?

The Lyric Theatre seats just under 1,000 people, with published figures ranging from about 938 to around 990. The seats are spread across four levels: Stalls, Dress Circle, Grand Circle and Balcony.

Is there step-free or accessible seating at the Lyric Theatre?

Yes. Wheelchair spaces are in the Dress Circle Boxes, which are at street level and reached step-free via the Shaftesbury Avenue access entrance, and there is an adapted toilet in the Dress Circle. The theatre has no lift, so the Grand Circle and Balcony are reached by stairs, 25 and 60 respectively.

What is the best value section for Hadestown?

The best value is usually the seats surrounding the premium centre Stalls, which give a very similar view for around £20 less. If you want the lowest price of all, the front block of the Balcony is the cheapest way into the theatre.

What's on at Teatro Lírico?

The current production at Teatro Lírico is Hadestown. Browse and book tickets directly through British Theatre.

What's the nearest tube station to Teatro Lírico?

The nearest tube station is Piccadilly Circus, Leicester Square.

Where is Teatro Lírico?

Teatro Lírico is located at Shaftesbury Avenue, W1D 7ES.

How can I contact Teatro Lírico?

You can call Teatro Lírico on 0330 333 4812. For tickets and bookings, please use British Theatre to secure the best seats.

Is Teatro Lírico accessible?

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

How big is Teatro Lírico?

Teatro Lírico has a capacity of Just under 1,000 (four levels) — small enough to feel intimate but large enough to host major productions.