Apollo Victoria Theatre

Experience the mesmerizing spell binding London show Wicked The Musical at the magnificent Apollo Victoria Theatre. The opulent theatre has occupancy of 2208 and is regarded as one of the largest theatres in London. Theatre has been categorized chiefly into two levels. They are the stalls and the circle. Stalls are positioned on the Ground floor of the auditorium and offers excellent view of the stage and more expensive than Circle.

 Apollo Victoria Theatre is positioned at an accessible location. It is situated opposite the Victoria Railway Station on Wilton Road. Some of the major hotspots are positioned here which includes Buckingham Palace and Hyde Park. Various modes of commutations are available for the stunning theatre such as tubes, bus taxi or car. For those who want to commute by bus can opt for route numbers 38, 73, 8  and 24.

 For all the disabled patrons and their carers, Apollo Victoria Theatre offers discounted tickets. Inside the auditorium, there is an induction loop and infra red system. The stunning theatre marked its opening in the year 1929 as a state of the art cinema for the accommodation of the immensely growing popularity of talking pictures.

 Architect Ernest Walmsley Lewis designed the theatre in an Art Deco style and has been retained till date. The building marked its opening as the New Victoria Cinema and has been called by this name till 1975. It was closed and was reopened with the name of New Victoria Theatre. With the headlining act of Shirley Bassey, a concert was scheduled for the opening of this venue.

 Apollo Victoria Theatre hosted several musicals such as The Sound of Music, Fiddler on the Roof and Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Starlight Express which ran till 2002, i.e. for 18 years and was remarkable success. The next big thing happened at Apollo Victoria Theatre is the commercially and critically acclaimed Wicked the Musical which still rules millions of hearts!