Phoenix Theatre

Theatre

Types of venues

104-110 Charing Cross Rd

Not yet rated

Time Out says

Thu Sep 13 2012

Phoenix had an auspicious start in 1930 when it opened with a cast including Gertrude Lawrence and a young Laurence Olivier in Noël Coward's 'Private Lives'. It went on to stage a mix of highbrow dramas and musicals before committing to the latter genre when Willy Russell's 'Blood Brothers' took up residency in 1991 – and it hasn't shifted since.

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Venue location

Address:
Phoenix Theatre 104-110 Charing Cross Rd
WC2H 0JP

Phone:
020 7369 1733
Website:
www.ambassadortickets.com
Transport:
Tube: Leicester Sq
Map
1. Phoenix Theatre
  - 104-110 Charing Cross Rd
    WC2H 0JP
  - 020 7369 1733
  - www.ambassadortickets.com
  - 51.514379,-0.129459

Categories:
Theatre. Music. Books and poetry

What's on at Phoenix Theatre

Once

West End, Musicals

Rating: 3/5

It’s cuter than a punnet of kittens and smarter than a suitcase full of owls, so you would have to be some sort of cold-hearted bastard not to immediately fall in love with this multi-Tony-winning Broadway export. Sadly, I am that bastard, largely due...