
Apollo Theatre
4.6 (4,999)theater
London's first Edwardian-era theatre on Shaftesbury Avenue hosts acclaimed plays and musicals within an intimate Grade II listed setting.
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Designed by Lewin Sharp and opened in 1901 on Shaftesbury Avenue, this Grade II listed building was the capital's first Edwardian-era playhouse. It accommodates an 827-seat capacity for acclaimed plays and musicals, though visitors note that older-era architecture brings tight legroom in the rear circle and severely restricted sightlines from certain balcony positions.
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Tight legroomRestricted views


