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About The Prince of Wales Theatre

A prime example of sophisticated 1930s Art Deco style, the Prince of Wales Theatre seats just over 1600 people over two big levels: the stalls and dress circle. The interior of the theatre is beautifully decorated in rich creams, gold and ivory with deep red velvet seats. Situated right in the heart of London’s busy theatre district, it's just around the corner from Leicester Square and just a short stroll from vibrant Piccadilly Circus.

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Audience Latest Reviews

Eye-opening!
Liked this show although some parts were a bit close to the knuckle and I'm no prude, music was great, acting was great but not the kind of show I'd recommend to my parents!
Katy, 05 Aug 2025
Not for me
This show is definitely not for the easily offended or religious, which I'm neither, but I just wonder why anyone would write that & why people find it hilarious. There were a few laughs but the f**k you God song, the talk of baby rape & FMG were a bit much & it was just vulgar. I understand the satire but I personally didn't find it funny and I would'nt recommend it to anyone. The acting, singing & choreography were faultless but morally I found it wrong & think it was the worst show I've ever seen & was so disappointed.
Eileen, 29 Jul 2025
Hysterical musical send up.
Hysterical send up of …. quite a lot of things actually. Great songs, story and performances from the cast.
Antony, 25 Jul 2025

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