About The Judi Dench Theatre:
In 1911, Frederick and Walter Melville commissioned Bertie Crewe to design the New Princes Theatre. The Melvilles were part of a long line of playwrights, actors and producers, and the New Princes Theatre allowed the brothers to continue the tradition. Constructed in just five months, the Theatre opened on Boxing Day, 1911, with a production of The Three Musketeers.
After several decades of success, the Theatre changed its name, becoming the Shaftesbury Theatre in 1962. and 2027 see's a new change in the venue name to honour Dame Judi Dench. The newly named Judi Dench Theatre also reopens the Grand Circle along with the name change to make this historical theatre fit for the 21st Century.
What's on at The Judi Dench Theatre?
Tickets for The Notebook - The Judi Dench Theatre, London
What is the capacity of The Judi Dench Theatre?
The Judi Dench Theatre has a capacity of 1,300.
