His Majesty's Theatre

• Du Barry Was a Lady (Lost Musicals Concert, 2001)
  November 18, 2001 - November 25, 2001
• Jubilee (London Concert, 1999)
  November 21, 1999 - November 28, 1999
• The Phantom of the Opera (Original London Production, 1986)
  October 9, 1986 - no date entered yet
• West Side Story (London Revival, 1984)
  May 16, 1984 - September 28, 1985
• Bugsy Malone (Original London Production, 1983)
  May 26, 1983 - no date entered yet
• The Streets of London (Original London Production, 1980)
  October 21, 1980 - no date entered yet
• On the Twentieth Century (London Production, 1980)
  March 19, 1980 - August 9, 1980
• Ain't Misbehavin' (London Production, 1979)
  March 22, 1979 - no date entered yet
• Bar Mitzvah Boy (Original London Production, 1978)
  October 31, 1978 - January 6, 1979
• Fire Angel (Original London Production, 1977)
  March 24, 1977 - no date entered yet
• Ipi-Tombi (Original London Production, 1975)
  November 19, 1975 - no date entered yet
• Thomas and the King (Original London Production, 1975)
  October 16, 1975 - November 1, 1975
• Jeeves (Original London Production, 1975)
  April 22, 1975 - no date entered yet
• The Good Companions (Original London Production, 1974)
  July 11, 1974 - February 15, 1975
• Pippin (London Production, 1973)
  October 30, 1973 - January 12, 1974
• Applause (London Production, 1972)
  November 16, 1972 - October 6, 1973
• Company (London Production, 1972)
  January 18, 1972 - November 4, 1972
• Ambassador (Original London Production, 1971)
  October 19, 1971 - January 15, 1972
• Fiddler on the Roof (London Production, 1967)
  February 16, 1967 - October 2, 1971
• No Strings (London Production, 1963)
  December 30, 1963 - May 9, 1964
• Bye Bye Birdie (London Production, 1961)
  June 15, 1961 - February 3, 1962
• West Side Story (London Production, 1958)
  December 12, 1958 - June 10, 1961
• Paint Your Wagon (London Production, 1953)
  February 11, 1953 - April 3, 1954
• Blue for a Boy (Original London Production, 1950)
  November 30, 1950 - no date entered yet
• Brigadoon (London Production, 1949)
  April 14, 1949 - November 4, 1950
• Follow the Girls (London Production, 1945)
  October 25, 1945 - no date entered yet
• Du Barry Was a Lady (London Production, 1942)
  October 22, 1942 - no date entered yet
• Big Top (Original London Production, 1942)
  May 8, 1942 - no date entered yet
• Lady, Behave (Original London Production, 1941)
  July 24, 1941 - no date entered yet
• Funny Side Up (Original London Production, 1940)
  November 1, 1940 - no date entered yet
• Magyar Melody (London Revival, 1939)
  January 20, 1939 - no date entered yet
• Paprika (Original London Production, 1938)
  September 15, 1938 - no date entered yet
• Operette (Original London Production, 1938)
  March 16, 1938 - no date entered yet
• Balalaika (London Revival, 1936)
  February 6, 1937 - no date entered yet
• Conversation Piece (Original London Production, 1934)
  February 16, 1934 - no date entered yet
• Music in the Air (London Production, 1933)
  May 19, 1933 - January 13, 1934
• The Dubarry (Original London Production, 1932)
  April 14, 1932 - no date entered yet
• Good Companions (Original London Production, 1931)
  May 14, 1931 - no date entered yet
• Bitter Sweet (Original London Production, 1929)
  July 12, 1929 - no date entered yet
• Mariette (Original London Production, 1929)
  June 3, 1929 - no date entered yet
• Song of the Sea (Original London Production, 1928)
  September 6, 1928 - no date entered yet
• The Yellow Mask (Original London Production, 1928)
  March 26, 1928 - no date entered yet
• Oh, Kay! (London Production, 1927)
  September 21, 1927 - no date entered yet
• White Birds (Original London Production, 1927)
  May 31, 1927 - no date entered yet
• The Student Prince (London Production, 1926)
  February 3, 1926 - no date entered yet
• The Bamboula (Original London Production, 1925)
  March 26, 1925 - no date entered yet
• Patricia (Original London Production, 1924)
  October 31, 1924 - no date entered yet
• Cairo (Original London Production, 1921)
  October 15, 1921 - no date entered yet
• Chu Chin Chow (Original London Production, 1916)
  August 31, 1916 - July 22, 1921
• Orpheus in the Underworld (London Revival, 1911)
  December 20, 1911 - no date entered yet
• Orpheus in the Underground (Original London Production, 1911)
  December 20, 1911 - no date entered yet
• A Summer Night (Original London Production, 1910)
  July 23, 1910 - no date entered yet
• Muguette (Original London Production, 1910)
  May 25, 1910 - no date entered yet
• False Gods (Original London Production, 1909)
  September 14, 1909 - no date entered yet
• Pinkie and the Fairies (Original London Production, 1908)
  December 19, 1908 - no date entered yet
• Orpheus in the Underworld (London Production, 1865)
  December 26, 1865 - no date entered yet
• The Lilac Domino (London Revival, 1944)
  no date entered yet - no date entered yet

Built: 1897
Venue Status: year not entered yet
Demolished: year not entered yet
Seating Capacity: 1283

Location Info

• Her Majesty's Theatre (1952)
• His Majesty's Theatre (1901)
• Her Majesty's Theatre (1897)

Began life as a theatre in 1705. It became an opera house within the first decade of its life. It was destroyed by fire in 1789 but was rebuilt and opened again in 1791.

It burnt down again in 1867 and reopened the following year. In 1877, it was rebuilt and reopened again. It was closed in 1891 and demolished.

A new theatre opened in 1897. It was built as a rival to the Theatre Royal Drury Lane. The Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts started in this building.

The name alternates between His Majesty's and Her Majesty's, depending on the reigning monarch. Last renamed in 2023 upon the ascension of King Charles.