Charing Cross Theatre
The Charing Cross Theatre is an off-West End theatre located under the arches of Charing Cross Station in central London.
A former Victorian music hall, the Charing Cross Theatre boasts a 263 seat theatre and the infamous late-night piano bar, Players. The Charing Cross Theatre offers an eclectic mix of drama, musicals, comedy and cabaret shows. In recent years, it has housed the UK premiere of 'Violet' the Musical and 'Derren Brown: Underground'.
Productions (12)
A new English translation of a German musical based on Daphne du Maurier's graphic novel.
Olivier Award-winner Kelly Devine directs this new musical about the life of Italian athlete Gino Bartali.
George Takei stars alongside Broadway's Telly Leung in this new war-time musical.
Tennessee Williams' rarely performed drama about a woman's dying wish to continue her promiscuous life.
The Charing Cross Theatre presents an inn-based comedy where secrets from the past come to light.
The London premiere of Christopher Durang's award-winning comedy about three siblings.
Cupcake the Elf wants face her fear of Christmas. Thankfully her friend Figgy is there to help!
Paul Harvard pens a play where a series of deaths occur within the gay party scene in East London.
A modern musical retelling of the well-known Cinderella story set in London's West End.
Based on the real life story of Anna Edson Taylor who plunged down Niagara Falls in a barrel.
A charming musical adaptation of the 1943 French story about a man who can walk through walls.
A musical about Violet, a young disfigured woman, who embarks on a journey in search of a miracle.
