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Cheap Thriller - Live Tickets
Was: £59.50 Now: £37.00Valid Tuesday to Friday evenings and Sundays until the 23rd September. Excludes School Holidays.
Was: £30.50 Now: £24.00Valid Tuesday to Friday evenings and Sundays. Excludes school holidays.
Was: £59.50 Now: £33.00Valid Tuesday to Friday evenings and Sunday from 27th July to 9th September 2012.
Thriller - Live
Moonwalking into the West End after three acclaimed UK tours and standing ovations across Europe, Thriller - Live is a spectacular, high octane show celebrating the career of Michael Jackson and the Jackson 5!
Booking from: Friday, 2nd January 2009Booking until: Sunday, 23rd September 2012
Matinees: Saturday 4pm, Sunday 3.30pm
Evenings: Tuesday to Friday 7.30pm, Saturday 8pm, Sunday at 7.30pm
Running time: 2 hours 30 minutes
Discount available
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Cheap The Tiger Who Came To Tea Tickets
Was: £20.50 Now: £20.12Valid all performances 27th July to 9th September.
The Tiger Who Came To Tea
The Tiger Who Came to Tea is one of the best-selling picture books of all time and now this much-loved tale has been adapted for the stage, including magic and sing-along songs.
Booking from: Wednesday, 4th July 2012Booking until: Sunday, 2nd September 2012
Matinees: Tuesday to Friday 11am or 11.30am, Saturday and Sunday 10am and 12pm
Running time: 55 minutes
Lyric Theatre Seating Plan
Lyric Theatre on the Map
How to get there: Take the Bakerloo or Piccadilly line to Piccadilly Circus and exit onto Shaftesbury Avenue. The theatre is a 5 minute walk.
Address:
29 Shaftesbury Avenue
London
W1D 7ES
Buses: 14, 19, 22B, 38, 53, 88, 94, 159
Nearest Underground: Leicester Square
The Lyric Theatre is the oldest surviving of all the theatres currently on Shaftesbury Avenue. The foyers and bar areas were completely redecorated in 1932/33 while the exterior was restored in 1994.
The Lyric Theatre initially staged mostly light operattas when it first opened before subsquently staging light comedies and straight drama. In 1950 Andre Roussin's "The Little Hut" run for 1,261 performances with Robert Morley in the first cast. 1972 saw Alan Ayckbourn's "How the Other Half Loves" run for 869 performances. More recently "Five Guys Named Moe", a musical based on the songs of Louis Jordan, had a very successful run here, opening 14 December 1990 and running until 4 March 1995.
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