Suggestions for Arts and Entertainment near Charing Cross, London
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Emil D. • December 29, 2015A magical evening! We saw the lion king here- amazing performance !!! lovely venue- very cosy and very helping staff.
Florian I. • December 6, 2015Almost always running something great here. Was worth a visit several times in the last years.
Jennifer C. • November 9, 2014Really nice theatre. It's hard to get a good view at the very top, but you get you pay for I guess!
Richard B. • April 16, 2023Lovely staff, beautiful theatre and a great setting for Tina Turner which was amazing all round. Worth seeing a show here for the technical usual high standard of the West End.
Jason H. • February 11, 2016Comfy seats, intimate theater. Much more spacious seating than many London Theaters.
Alex F. • May 16, 2017Smaller inside than you'd expect, so if you're in the stalls you've got a great view of the stage. Very little seating in the bar area
Scott B. • August 2, 2013Nice theatre on The Strand. Recently refurbished and pleasantly small. Saw The Ladykillers here last night and enjoyed very much. No air-con, but there is 'air cooling,' which is probably better.
Emma V. • July 26, 2020SPEECHLESS!! Beautifull musical! Loved the costumes, music, just everything ❤️
Mike D. • November 14, 2013Great experience! Do not miss this house. And have a chat with the knowledgable staff - very friendly!
Underground M. • April 2, 2013Worth the visit to the http://www.linyangchen.com/About/tube150/25891882_dvTTzt exhibition.
Teresa C. • November 27, 2013Really a great theatre with good views no matter where you sit, and a hilarious show!
Fathima D. • October 20, 2016Cute little theatre in an ally/arcade, tucked away. Do visit this little gem. Saw Ragtime there, very good performance.
Darragh K. • October 14, 2016Amazing size of temporary cinema. One of the largest screens in London. Great quality visuals and audio. Pity it's not there year round
Mats C. • March 10, 2018Commemorative statue over Edith Calvell, nurse and martyr. Executed during WWI.
HISTORY UK • February 10, 2011Cromwell ordered this, the oldest bronze statue in Britain, to be melted down, but it was hidden and reappeared in 1660. It is the point from which all distances from London are measured.
?Public Art •Adelaide St. (Btw King William IV & Duncannon), London
Jon W. • December 7, 2011Admire the size of his wispy head.
Toby D. • March 15, 2013A fantastically atmospheric gallery, well worth popping in, to see whatever work is on show.
Kate N. • July 23, 2010Check out the free Six Shooters rock photography exhibition, really amazing pics.
Nicola S. • January 9, 2016Very funny the night we went. It's in Heaven nightclub. Don't sit near the front!
Robert E. • November 19, 2012During World War I, a bomb from a German air raid landed near the needle. In commemoration of this event, the damage remains unrepaired to this day and is clearly visible in the form of shrapnel holes
Rev S. • August 2, 2013The courtyard at the back has seating and an out door cafe in good weather. Nice place to sit and watch the world go by slightly away from the bustle of Trafalgar Sq
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