Adelphi Theatre, London

Adelphi Theatre, London

The location’s theatrical history dates back to 1806 and has been home to plays, musicals, pantomimes and melodramas. It is currently the home of Waitress and is a Grade II listed building

The original venue lasted from 1806 to 1858 and went by the names the Sans Pareil, eventually making way to The New Adelphi that opened its doors in 1858

The latest version of the Adelphi – then known as the Royal Adelphi Theatre - appeared on the London theatre scene in 1930, joining many other venues as an art-deco designed addition to the landscape.

This version has lasted right to the modern day, surviving the Second World War along the way so that what remains is a historically important theatrical landmark. 

Notable productions to have been performed at the Adelphi Theatre include The Quaker Girls, Love Never Dies, Show Boat and A Little Night Music.

Book your tickets for Waitress now, playing at the Adelphi Theatre.