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Description: Covent Garden / Drury Lane.

Newest Review: ... souvenir brochure (£6) and programme (£3.50). I took a look at the refreshments, but having seen the prices, I decided to go find a newsagents to buy a bottle of pop. The theatre was charging around £2.30 for a small bottle of pop, where as the newsagents around the corner was charging £1.25! (However, I find the high prices of refreshments quite common at any theatre). Having got my ... more

... refreshments I went back to the theatre to see if the doors were open yet. They were. There are different doors to go in through depending on where you are sitting. My Dad and I were sitting on the Balcony and so had to go in through a door to t...more

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The Theatre Royal: Just don't sit on the Balcony! (907 words)
by - written on 03/06/09 (Very useful, 438 readings)
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My reason for visiting the Theatre Royal Drury Lane was to see Oliver! the musical which is currently playing there (which was brilliant and I would recommend anyone to go and see it). The Theatre Royal Drury Lane is situated on Catherine Street (I know, it surprised me too!) near Covent Garden in London. The nearest tube station is Covent Garden, but this is best avoided during busy periods (such as rush hour). On my visit to Theatre Royal, I caught the tube to Piccadilly Circus and walked from there through Covent Garden and to the theatre. There are also a number of bus stops nearby (and coaches stop outside the theatre), should you wish to travel by ... Read the complete review

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