There has been a theatre on this site since 1832. However, The Victoria Theatre as we know it is from a complete demolition and rebuilt which occurred in 1910. A gilded statue of ballerina Anna Pavlova is installed on the theatre's cupola which is subsequently lost when removed for safekeeping during World War II. A replica of the golden statue has stood in it's place since 2006.
Delfont Mackintosh Theatres purchased the theatre in 2014 and on 9th April 2016 the theatre closes for a major 20 month refurbishment.
It reopened in 2017 magnificently restored for the 21st century, with the European premiere of Lin-Manuel Miranda’s acclaimed, Pulitzer Prize winning musical Hamilton. The production went on to win seven Olivier Awards, including Best New Musical.
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How to get to Hamilton's Theatre in London
The full address of the Victoria Theatre is Victoria Street, London, SW1E 5EA.
By Tube
The nearest Tube Station is Victoria (Victoria, District & Circle Lines)
By Bus
Bus Stop M: 11, 24, 148, 211, 507, N11, N44 and N136.
Bus Stop G: 11, 170, 211 and N11.
By Train
Victoria Station is the nearest mainline station
