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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
Absolutely terrific production The overall production value was excellent as you would expect a Cameron MacIntosh production to be. Nancy had a magnificent voice. The dancing was superlative -- so all of the kids in the cast were terrific as well. Special shout out to the kid who played Dodger. And the best of all was the person who played Fagin. He had the right amount of campiness, humor and danger. It was particularly funny when he broke the 4th wall with the audience. an overall A+ in my book.
Bonnie, 02 Feb 2026
Reliving Oliver Loved the show - enjoyed Fagin's humour
and all the excellent choreography.
As a 19 year old in Nairobi in 1961-2
I was Chorus in the show for 8 shows a week for 8 weeks - 1st company to perform it after London.
Susan, 28 Jan 2026
a wonderful show An outstanding show with heart, energy, compassion and humor and a cast and orchestra truly connected as an ensemble. A classic brought to life. A wonderful evening. Thank you.
Matthew, 28 Jan 2026
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