• Source: Charing Cross Theatre

The Charing Cross Theatre is an Off West End theatre under The Arches off Villiers Street below Charing Cross station. Founded in 1936, the venue occupied several premises in the West End of London before locating to its present site. The current site, from1946 to 2002, presented Victorian-style music hall under the name Players' Theatre. It was refurbished in 2005 and reopened under new management in 2006 as The New Players Theatre, before being taken under new management by Broadway producer Steven M. Levy and Sean Sweeney in 2011, when the theatre changed its name to the Charing Cross Theatre, with the Players Bar & Kitchen.
It is one of the smallest West End Theatres, rebuilt to meet the demands of national and international producers wanting a theatre which offers a degree of intimacy and is the equivalent in size of an off-Broadway space.
With the appointment of Thom Southerland as Artistic Director in 2016, Charing Cross Theatre announced it was turning into a producing house launching with a number of major musicals.




Productions






= Recent

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Marie Curie a New Musical - 1 June 2024 - 28 July 2024
Bronco Billy the Musical - 24 January 2024 - 4 April 2024
Rebecca – 4 September 2023 - 18 November 2023
Allegiance - 7 January 2023 - 8 April 2023
From Here To Eternity – 29 October 2022 – 17 December 2022
Zorro: The Musical – 2 April 2022 – 28 May 2022
Divine/Simply Divine – UK professional premiere, October 2019
Amour – UK professional premiere, May - June 2019
Violet – UK professional premiere, January - April 2019
The Woman In White – 1st London revival, November 2017 - February 2018
The Knowledge – 4-11 September 2017
Death Takes a Holiday – 3 December 2016 – 21 January 2017
Ragtime – 8 October – 10 December 2016
Titanic – 28 May – 6 August 2016 (Return of Southwark Playhouse production)
Piaf Play – Dec 2015 - Jan 2016
Dusty – 2015
Truth, Lies Diana – 2014
Grim – August 2014
Ushers: The Front of House Musical – March to June 2014
Finian's Rainbow – April to May 2014
Lost Boy (play) Phil Willmott
A Christmas Carol
Wag The Musical
Dear World
Naked Boys Singing
La bohème
Keeler




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Kata Kunci Pencarian:

• West Norwood
• Ambassadors Theatre (London)
• Whitehall
• Léa Drucker
• Anthony Hopkins
• Istana Hampton Court
• Wally Patch
• Stasiun St Pancras
• London
• Gillian Anderson
• Charing Cross Theatre
• Charing Cross
• Charing Cross Road
• Fabien Frankel
• Charing Cross railway station
• Andrew Koji
• Phoenix Theatre, London
• Bradley Riches
• Ragtime (musical)
• Paul Nicholas