WHAT'S ON AT THE PRINCE EDWARD THEATRE, LONDON
What's On at the Prince Edward Theatre, London
Prince Edward Theatre is currently home to MJ, the Tony Award winning musical based around Michael Jackson’s 1992 ‘Dangerous World Tour.’ Part of the Delfont Mackintosh Theatre Group, Prince Edward Theatre has a seating capacity of 1727.
The Prince Edward Theatre opened in 1930 but was converted to the Queensbury All Service Club in 1942 for the remainder of the war, and broadcast the Variety Band Box to British Forces stationed overseas. It became The Prince Edward again in 1946.
Known for pantomimes, musicals, plays, dance and comedy, the Prince Edward Theatre has welcomed international artists, been a cinema, and even had a giant swimming pool on stage! It premiered the first ever stage version of PL Travers Mary Poppins, which ran for over 1000 performances. Further successful shows include Mamma Mia, Evita, Jersey Boys, Miss Saigon and Disney’s Aladdin. You can book tickets online below for the Prince Edward Theatre.
Prince Edward Theatre is currently home to MJ, the Tony Award winning musical based around Michael Jackson’s 1992 ‘Dangerous World Tour.’ Part of the Delfont Mackintosh Theatre Group, Prince Edward Theatre has a seating capacity of 1727.
The Prince Edward Theatre opened in 1930 but was converted to the Queensbury All Service Club in 1942 for the remainder of the war, and broadcast the Variety Band Box to British Forces stationed overseas. It became The Prince Edward again in 1946.
Known for pantomimes, musicals, plays, dance and comedy, the Prince Edward Theatre has welcomed international artists, been a cinema, and even had a giant swimming pool on stage! It premiered the first ever stage version of PL Travers Mary Poppins, which ran for over 1000 performances. Further successful shows include Mamma Mia, Evita, Jersey Boys, Miss Saigon and Disney’s Aladdin. You can book tickets online below for the Prince Edward Theatre.
What's On at the Prince Edward Theatre, London
MJ The Musical
Prince Edward Theatre, London
Saturday 21 December 2024 - Saturday 13 September 2025
From his beginnings in the highly successful Motown group The Jackson 5 to his reign as a pop superstar, Michael Jackson is known for operating his own creative lane completely. He is often known to be one of the world's most successful and...How to get to the Prince Edward Theatre, London
Prince Edward Theatre Frequently Asked Questions
Old Compton Street, London, W1D 4HS
The Prince Edward Theatre is a participating theatre in the Q-Park Theatreland parking scheme where you can get 50% off car parking after midday for 4 hours.
There is also an NCP on Brewer Street nearby.
Tube - Leicester Square and Tottenham Court Road
Bus - Numbers 14, 19, 24, 29, 38, 176, will get you to the closest bus stops.
The Prince Edward Theatre has a seating capacity of 1727.
For further information on tickets at the Prince Edward Theatre, click here and click the 'Contact Us' tab to chat with one of their team members.
For more detailed information, including when you will receive them, lost tickets, or refunds, you can also contact Delfont Mackintosh directly online. Click here for more details.
If you would like to buy a ticket in person from the Prince Edward Theatre Box Office, they are open from 2 hours 30 minutes before the start of the show, and until 15 minutes after curtain up. The box office remains open between shows on matinee days.
Delfont Mackintosh Theatre's central box office for all 8 theatres is at the Sondheim Theatre, Shaftsbury Ave, and is open Monday - Friday noon - 6pm.
Alternatively, you can see what's on and book online here.
The current running time for MJ is 2hrs 35mins including an interval
Please click here for more information regarding access at the Prince Edward Theatre.
Whether you have positive or negative feedback you would like to feedback to the Prince Edward Theatre, please click here for more information and and click the 'Contact Us' tab to chat with one of their team members.
Alternatively, you can click here to contact Delfont Mackintosh Theatres.
If you lose an item during a visit to the Prince Edward Theatre, you can contact Delfont Mackintosh customer services team here.
Lost property will be kept at the theatre for one month.
Either use the map at the side of the FAQ section as it has all types of accomodation or click here for accommodation near the Prince Edward Theatre.
No. Delfont Mackintosh Theatres, including the Prince Edward, do not permit food or drink purchased elsewhere to be taken into their theatres.
Latecomers will only be admitted at a suitable break in the performance.
Click here for some great places and ideas for food whilst in London.
For more support, you can contact the Delfont Mackintosh Theatres customer service team here and they will assist you.
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