Fortune Theatre

The Fortune Theatre was the first theatre to be built after the First World War and stands on the site if the old Albion Tavern. Over the years a number of famous names have graced the stage at the Fortune, including Dame Judi Dench, Dudley Moore, Alan Bennett, Maureen Lipman and Jonathan Miller. The theatre has housed 'At the Drop of a Hat', a Flanders and Swan production and 'On Approval' by Frederick Lonsdale.

Address:Fortune Theatre
Russell Street
London
WC2B 5HH

Nearest Tube Station: Covent Garden

Parking: NCP Drury Lane

Seating Capacity: 1200
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Please note: Seating plans are purely a guide and subject to change

Facilities:
The Fortune Theatre has disabled facilities, including wheelchair access, an infra red listening system for the hearing impaired and provisions for guide dogs

ARRIVE AT THE THEATRE AT LEAST 30 MINUTES BEFORE THE SHOW

To retrieve a quote freephone 0800 0832 841 and quote WW059

Please note for groups of 10 rooms or more than 20 people contact us on 0871 360 1042 or complete our online group booking form

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