ABOUT THE THEATRE
The Savoy Theatre is situated in London's West End and is home to Paddington The Musical. The 1,191 seat theatre has been in existence since 1881 and has played host to a succession of West End shows including Oscar Wilde’s Salome, Noel Coward’s Blithe Spirit and in recent years popular hits such as Dreamgirls and 9 to 5 Musical.
The Savoy Theatre made history when it opened as it was the first ever building to be entirely lit by electricity. The current building is from a design in 1929 in a glorious Art Deco style. Following a fire in the 90's the management had to restore the building as per the 20s style which makes it such a beautiful theatre to attend
PLAN YOUR VISIT
How to get to the Savoy Theatre
By Tube
The nearest tube station to the Savoy Theatre is Charing Cross Station (Northern and Bakerloo lines) as well as Embankment and Temple Stations (Circle and District lines).
If travelling via the Piccadilly line then Covent Garden is the best option being around 7 minutes walk across Covent Garden market to the theatre.
By Train
Charing Cross Station is around 5 minutes walk along the Strand with both Underground and National Rail services available.
p>By Bus
Buses to Aldwych and/or the Strand: 6, 9, 11, 13, 15, 23, 68, 91, 171, 176, 188, RV1.
