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About The Gielgud Theatre
First known as the Hicks Theatre and then the Globe, the Gielgud Theatre name didn't come into play until 1997, in honour of the late, great actor Sir John Gielgud. This particular venue was chosen because Gielgud performed here many times throughout his long and illustrious career. Located on London's famous Shaftesbury Avenue, the Gielgud is close to the Queen’s theatre, the Lyric theatre and the Apollo.
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Audience Latest Reviews
A must see ,very creative and well performed The show was amazing ,cast performed Oliver very well ,affects where amazing ,taking you back in time .
The kids and adualts voices where all great and one point felt like sining along ,got you to jion in a little won't give it away .my mum and myself enjoyed from start to finish ,and it was whole audience stand up applause 👏 .
Jacqueline, 27 Nov 2025
Powerful and very emotional The adult actors worked exceptionally well with the youngsters the plot was very emotional and an absolute joy to watch
Roy, 27 Nov 2025
Entertaining et renewing The show was really a great moment. Considering the previous "Oliver" ( film and Jonathan Price's ), I liked the modern and humorous tone of the show. I was at the first row of stalls,center
It was great,specially to appreciate thé talent and involvment of every performers and specially th orchestra conductor and Simon Lifkin. But no one told me, when I booked these seat that I would be, several times, blinded by the top white lights from the cieling of stage. That was, at certain moment, painfull and unbearable. You must inform your costumers.
Gilles, 27 Nov 2025
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