Moulin Rouge! The Musical
Piccadilly Theatre, London
West End run at the Piccadilly Theatre; tickets on sale on British Theatre
Venue
16 Denman Street, London W1D 7DY
Teatr Piccadilly to jeden z londyńskich obiektów opisywanych na łamach British Theatre. Przed planowaną wizytą sprawdź nadchodzące spektakle, praktyczne wskazówki dotyczące dojazdu oraz poradnik zakupu biletów.
Piccadilly Theatre powitał pierwszych widzów 27 kwietnia 1928 roku premierą musicalu „Blue Eyes” z wybitną Evelyn Laye w roli głównej. Przez krótki czas budynek znajdował się w rękach Warner Brothers i pełnił funkcję kina – to właśnie tutaj odbył się brytyjski pokaz pierwszego w historii filmu dźwiękowego („The Singing Fool”). Gdy w 1929 roku obiekt ponownie stał się teatrem, wystawiono w nim m.in. operę „Książę studentów” oraz rewię „Folly to be Wise”, która doczekała się aż 257 wystawień. W kolejnych latach budynek przeszedł metamorfozę w restaurację kabaretową i działał pod nową nazwą – London Casino. Pasmo widowiskowych rewii przerwał wybuch II wojny światowej, kiedy to gmach ucierpiał w wyniku niemieckiego bombardowania. Na mapę Londynu teatr powrócił na początku lat 50., odzyskując pierwotną nazwę i artystyczny profil. Lata 60. i 70. przyniosły głośne premiery takich klasyków jak „Kto się boi Virginii Woolf?”, „Tramwaj zwany pożądaniem” czy „Człowiek z La Manchy”. W tych murach gościli również The Beatles, nagrywając tu utwory dla programu radiowego „From Us to You”. W 1986 roku teatr stał się domem dla popularnego show „Live From the Piccadilly”. W ostatnim czasie na deskach teatru mogliśmy podziwiać m.in. słynne „Jezioro łabędzie” w choreografii Matthew Bourne’a, musical „Grease” oraz inscenizację „Facetów i lalek” przygotowaną przez Donmar Warehouse.
Jersey BoysDirty Dancing (13 lipca 2013 u2013 8 lutego 2014)Viva Forever (27 listopada 2012 u2013 29 czerwca 2013)Ghost the Musical (19 lipca 2011 u2013 6 pau017adziernika 2012)Grease (24 lipca 2007 u2013 30 kwietnia 2011)Guys and Dolls (19 maja 2005 u2013 14 kwietnia 2007)Jailhouse Rock u2013 The Musical (19 kwietnia 2004 u2013 23 kwietnia 2005)Jumpers (20 listopada 2003 u2013 6 marca 2004)Noises Off (13 sierpnia 2003 u2013 8 listopada 2003)Ragtime (19 marca 2003 u2013 14 czerwca 2003)
3, 6, 9, 12, 13, 14, 15, 19, 22, 23, 38, 88, 94, 139, 159, 453
Parkingi w pobliżu: NCP Denman Street oraz Brewer Street, MasterPark przy Poland Street, a także parkingi Soho i Trafalgar (w ramach systemu Q-Park).
DOSTĘP DLA OSÓB NA WÓZKACH:Dostępne są miejsca dla osób na wózkach inwalidzkich oraz możliwość przesiadki na fotel teatralny.Czy na miejscu znajdują się dostosowane toalety?Toaleta przystosowana do potrzeb osób niepełnosprawnych znajduje się na poziomie Royal Circle.SPEKTAKLE Z UDOGODNIENIAMI:Czy teatr oferuje wsparcie dla osób niedosłyszących?Na całej widowni działa system podczerwieni współpracujący zarówno z pętlą indukcyjną, jak i tradycyjnymi słuchawkami.Czy na widownię można wejść z psem asystującym lub psem przewodnikiem?Psy asystujące są mile widziane na sali. Obsługa teatru oferuje również opiekę nad psem podczas spektaklu.W celu uzyskania szczegółowych informacji prosimy o bezpośredni kontakt z teatrem.
Daj się porwać magii i romansom w londyńskim Piccadilly Theatre. Rewolucyjny film Baza Luhrmanna ożywa na scenie w nowym, porywającym musicalowym widowisku. Moulin Rouge! to ponad 70 największych hitów pop z ostatnich pięciu dekad, olśniewające kostiumy i spektakularna choreografia. To teatralne święto Prawdy, Piękna, Wolności i przede wszystkim – Miłości. Zobacz zdobywcę 10 nagród Tony, w tym dla najlepszego musicalu.
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Capacity
Around 1,200 (three levels)
Shows & upcoming productions
1
Google rating
4.7 ★ (8.4k)
Piccadilly Theatre, London
West End run at the Piccadilly Theatre; tickets on sale on British Theatre
Stalls, Royal Circle and Grand Circle tickets offer different distances and angles to Moulin Rouge! Check the exact seat description, including any restricted view, before booking. For visitors avoiding stairs, designated Royal Circle seating has a separate Sherwood Street route; this does not make the whole theatre step-free.
Read our Stalls and Circle seating guide, then check Moulin Rouge! The Musical tickets and dates. For other venues, browse our London and UK theatre directory.

16 Denman Street, London W1D 7DY
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Piccadilly Circus; the operator directs visitors to Exit 1 for Sherwood Street.
Train
Charing Cross is the nearby mainline station. The theatre entrance is on Denman Street, behind Piccadilly Circus.
Bus
3,6,9,12,13,14,15,19,22,23,38,88,94,139,159,453
Parking
NCP Denman Street, Brewer Street. MasterPark Poland Street. Soho, Trafalgar (Q Park scheme).
The Royal Circle has a step-free side entrance on Sherwood Street; ask staff at the front doors for assistance.
The Royal Circle has a step-free side entrance on Sherwood Street; ask staff at the front doors for assistance. The venue also lists wheelchair positions in the Stalls, reached using a platform lift, and Royal Circle transfer seats. Confirm the appropriate route and chair dimensions with the access team. Hearing assistance is available through Mobile Connect on a charged personal device.
Check the official visitor information for the latest arrangements before travelling.
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Piccadilly Circus; the operator directs visitors to Exit 1 for Sherwood Street. Charing Cross is the nearby mainline station. The theatre entrance is on Denman Street, behind Piccadilly Circus.
The Royal Circle has a step-free side entrance on Sherwood Street; ask staff at the front doors for assistance. The venue also lists wheelchair positions in the Stalls, reached using a platform lift, and Royal Circle transfer seats. Confirm the appropriate route and chair dimensions with the access team. Hearing assistance is available through Mobile Connect on a charged personal device.
Use the show link on this page to compare the currently listed dates and ticket options. Read the seat restrictions and confirm any access requirements before completing your booking.
Moulin Rouge the musical is listed for Piccadilly Theatre. Check the production page for performance dates. Browse and book tickets directly through British Theatre.
The nearest tube station is Piccadilly Circus; the operator directs visitors to Exit 1 for Sherwood Street..
Piccadilly Theatre is located at 16 Denman Street, London W1D 7DY.
The Piccadilly Theatre box office (ticket desk) operates: Monday: 10:00 AM – 7:30 PM; Tuesday: 10:00 AM – 7:30 PM; Wednesday: 10:00 AM – 7:30 PM; Thursday: 10:00 AM – 7:30 PM; Friday: 10:00 AM – 7:30 PM; Saturday: 10:00 AM – 7:30 PM; Sunday: Closed. Check your ticket for arrival and performance times. Online booking is available through British Theatre.
Piccadilly Theatre offers wheelchair-accessible entrance, wheelchair-accessible seating, wheelchair-accessible toilets. Please contact the venue directly if you have specific access requirements.
Piccadilly Theatre has a capacity of Around 1,200 (three levels).
The Piccadilly Theatre opened 27 April 1928 with a production of the musical Blue Eyes, starring acclaimed actress Evelyn Laye. It was briefly taken over by Warner Brothers and used as a cinema. It premiered the first talking picture in Great Britain (The Singing Fool). After the theatre reopened in 1929, it produced productions of The Student Prince and Folly to be Wise, which ran for 257 performances.
The theatre was converted into a cabaret restaurant and reopened under the new name the London Casino. Its lavish stage shows would come to an end when a stray German bomb hit it during the Second World War. It reopened under its original name in the early 1950s following renovations and became a theatrical venue once more.
The 1960s and 70’s saw the London premieres of Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, A Streetcar Named Desire, and Man of La Mancha, as well as playing host to The Beatles when they recording songs for the radio programme From Us to You. In 1986 theatre was the venue for the variety show Live From the Piccadilly. Recent productions have included Matthew Bourne’s Swan Lake, Grease, and the Donmar Warehouse’s production of Guys and Dolls.
Jersey BoysDirty Dancing (13 July 2013 - 8 February 2014)
Viva Forever (27 November 2012 - 29 June 2013)
Ghost the Musical (19 July 2011 – 6 October 2012)
Grease (24 July 2007 – 30 April 2011)
Guys and Dolls (19 May 2005 – 14 April 2007)
Jailhouse Rock – The Musical (19 April 2004 – 23 April 2005)
Jumpers (20 November 2003 – 6 March 2004)
Noises Off (13 August 2003 – 8 November 2003)
Ragtime (19 March 2003 – 14 June 2003)
Piccadilly Theatre, London
Piccadilly Theatre, London
Piccadilly Theatre, London
Piccadilly Theatre, London
It was our first time watching Moulin Rouge and we have to say it was a spectacular show! From the beginning to the end it was fantastic. The actors were amazing they’re so talented and have great voices. The show was about 2 hours 45 minutes long, with about a 15 minute break in between, so bear that in mind. The bar downstairs was a bit small, but I don’t think it’s a big deal. We recommend booking the tickets in advance. We loved our seats we were in Row S, so it wasn’t too close to the stage and not too far back either. The stage props were incredible as well. Shout out to all the actors, the crew behind the stage, and all the theatre staff! It was an amazing day for us! 🤩
Moulin Rouge at the Piccadilly Theatre…. What a treat. The Piccadilly Theatre set in the heart of Soho is in a fantastic location with so much history and charm going on all around you. Access to the Piccadilly is very easy by foot, taxi or tube. There is only one very slow moving road outside the Theatre which is good for the hoards of pedestrians piling out the doors after the show. The outside of the Theatre is adorned with all the Moulin Rouge signs and lights making an attractive approach to your night out and certainly getting you ready for the show. Entrance is swift and it was a refreshing change not to be queuing around the block trying to get in. Once inside there are 3 bars set on different levels. The bars are nothing special at all and if I had one slight criticism, there were very few chairs. This does somehow need improving but to be fair, all 3 bar areas are quite small so maybe this is not possible. Once inside the Theatre itself, the Piccadilly is a beautiful setting all dressed up for the show. There are the typical stalls and balcony seating above. I don’t think there is a bad seat in the house unless you have someone tall sat in front of you..!! We have previously seen Moulin Rouge on Broadway in New York at the Al Hirschfeld Theatre which was rather special however, the Piccadilly certainly holds its own and delivers the full on Moulin Rouge charm, atmosphere and excitement. The show itself is just a fantastic piece of performing arts and id strongly recommended everyone to go and see this true spectacle. Get yourself to London and book some tickets for this show at the Piccadilly Theatre…. You won’t be disappointed.
Amazing, absolutely stunning work! Great ambiance of fun, party and sexy 🫦 moments. Great show from the first moment. Highly recommended. Come and enjoy. Important: All seats located well, with good visibility!
We sat in row S and have a good view. I loved the show 10/10, the costumes, sets, acting/singing, EVERYTHING WAS BRILLIANT 🤩 what made it better was the staff hat gave roses out by the door, the bar staff were inviting and lovely! Made great cocktails 🍸
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