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Cheap The Madness Of George III Tickets
Was: £49.50 Now: £41.50Valid Monday to Friday and Saturday matinees until the 10th February.
Was: £39.50 Now: £23.50Valid Monday to Friday and Saturday matinee until the 10th February.
Was: £25.00 Now: £15.00Valid Monday to Friday and Saturday matinee.
The Madness Of George III
David Haig gives the performance of his life as King George III in the West End premiere of Alan Bennett's smash-hit comedy The Madness Of George III.
Booking from: Wednesday, 18th January 2012Booking until: Saturday, 31st March 2012
Matinees: Thursday and Saturday 2.30pm
Evenings: Monday to Saturday 7.30pm
Long Day's Journey Into Night
Following his critically acclaimed performance in Arthur Miller's All My Sons at the Apollo Theatre in 2010, David Suchet returns in Eugene O?Neill's masterpiece, Long Day's Journey into Night.
Booking from: Monday, 2nd April 2012Booking until: Saturday, 18th August 2012
Evenings: Monday to Saturday 7pm
Apollo Theatre Seating Plan
The Apollo was orginally built as a 'super-cinema' and called the New Victoria Cine-Variety Theatre, when it opened in 1930. This strikingly art deco cinema was designed, as were all super-cinemas of the period, with facilities for stage shows that would precede the cinema films.
The cinema closed in 1975, then reopened for live entertainment in 1981 under it's present name. The opening show was a Shirley Bassey concert. Other productions included "The Sound of Music" musical with Petula Clark in 1981, "Camelot" with Richard Harris in 1982, "Dash" with Wayne Sleep in 1983 and "Fiddler on the Roof" with Topol also in 1983.
1,262 seats were removed to accomodate a roller-skating track and much of the auditorium was painted black for the Andrew Lloyd Webber musical "Starlight Express" which opened on 27 March 1984 and played for 7,406 performances up to 12 January 2002. After it closed the theatre was refurbished and the interior was once again returned to its former glory and the musical "Bombay Dreams" opened on 19 June 2002.
