One of the most iconic theatres in London, Theatre Royal Drury Lane has a rich 350 years of history and offers a Showstopping Afternoon Tea in the Grand Saloon, one of the finest Regency rooms in ...

Theatre Royal Drury Lane is to offer a three-course pre-theatre dining menu, claiming to be the only West End venue to give theatregoers this option ahead of a performance. The evening dinner ...

The oldest theatre site in the country and a Grade I listed building, Theatre Royal, Drury Lane last underwent building work in 2013 to celebrate the venue's 350th anniversary, with the Grand Saloon ...

Regency Afternoon Tea is served in the Grand Saloon at The Lane, an all-day entertainment and dining destination at the historic Theatre Royal Drury Lane.. The Grand Saloon itself is a rather ...

Theatre Royal, Drury Lane has completed a multi-million pound restoration to improve its rotunda, royal staircases and Grand Saloon in the year of its 350th anniversary. The upgraded areas, which ...

The Grade I listed Theatre Royal Drury Lane was built in 1812, but there has been a playhouse on the site since the 1660s. ... grand staircases and saloon opened up to the public.

Over the course of its 360-year existence, Theatre Royal Drury Lane has been demolished, burned down twice, struck by a bomb during the Blitz, and forcibly shuttered by the COVID-19 pandemic ...

If you enter London’s Theatre Royal Drury Lane through the stage door, you see that it is really an industrial building with a kind of hotel lobby tacked on to the front and a gilded auditorium ...