Designed by C I Phipps and decorated by Collinson & Locke, the most beautifully fitted theatre in Europe opened its doors on 10th October 1881 with a transfer from the Opera Comique of Gilbert and Sullivan’s opera Patience. Built at the instigation of Impresario Richard D’Oyly Carte, who wanted his own theatre in order to stage the works of Gilbert and Sullivan, the Savoy Theatre became famous as the first public building in the world to be lit by Incandescent electric lights and... Read more >>
With countless West End credits to his name, Peter McKintosh is the design mastermind behind some of the country's most successful stage productions, We caught up with Peter about his work on Guys and Dolls now on in the West End and heading out on tour soon.
Explore the history of the musical Guys and Dolls, from Frank Sinatra to Vivian Blain, Broadway to the West End, the show has now returned to the Savoy Theatre, London
Discover the secret past of hit musical Funny Girl and its stars Barbra Streisand and Sheridan Smith coming to the west end at the Savoy Theatre
With everything from Rock and Roll, classic Musical Theatre, brand new shows, bold reimaginings of timeless stories and revivals of shows loved by audiences worldwide, there's undoubtedly something for everyone in 2018.
As Valentine’s Day approaches, we’ve been thinking about what we could learn from the loved-up characters featured in some of the West End’s current productions.
Now that they've settled into their home at the Savoy Theatre, the cast of Dirty Rotten Scoundrels have been providing us with an unparalleled insight into life in a West End production with their instagram diary.
The Savoy Theatre has all the luck right now. It's playing host to some of the most stupendous acting and singing talents out there - hey there Robert Lindsay, Rufus Hound and Katherine Kingsley - and doing so with an absolute stormer of a show, Dirty Rotten Scoundrels.
Are you single? In a relationship? Need to spice up your love life? Decide what to do on Valentine’s Day with the aid of our trusty flowchart.
With Thriller Live shacked up at the Lyric Theatre, The Commitments rocking the Palace and Mamma Mia! serving up sequins and nostalgia nightly at the Novello, jukebox musicals have taken the West End by storm. Our own Piccadilly Theatre and Harold Pinter Theatre are proud to host transfers of the smash hits Jersey Boys and Sunny Afternoon.
Did you know that ATG owns 40 theatres? Each unique in their own special way... here are some nice photos that show them off at their best.
We went to the heart of the theatre district to find out why you think London's West End is so great.
Celebrating and paying tribute to Sir Laurence Olivier himself, the 2013 awards and our many talented nominees.