In the mid -1800's a public house stood on the site and provided entertainment under the banner of the Middlesex Music Hall.   Rebuilt in 1911 by Frank Matcham it continued in the music hall tradition until being redecorated and renamed the Winter Garden in 1919.    For most of the 1930's the theatre remained dark until it reopened in 1942, but closed for good in 1959.   In 1965 the building was demolished to make way for the New London theatre designed by Paul Turtkovic, Sean Kenny and Michael Percival. Peter Davey of London Theatre Bookings being it's first box office manager.   Since 1981 the theatre became the exclusive domain of Cats.    The building was purchased by Andrew Lloyd Webber in 1991.

HOW TO GET THERE
Tube         Holborn/Covent Garden.
Parking    NCP beneath theatre.

FACILITIES
Refreshments     2 Bars in first floor area.
Food:    Coffee bar offering confectionery and snacks.

DISABLED ACCESS
Sennheiser Infra-red system.
Wheelchairs:  steps to foyer.  Lift to stalls.   One wheelchair space in stalls.  Two spaces for wheelchair users who can transfer.
WC:  steps to toilet.  Assistance available.

currently showing -  JOSEPH

Seating Plan