The Prince Edward Theatre was designed by Edward Stone and opened in 1930 with a performance of the musical Rio Rita. Just a few years later, the space was converted into a dance and cabaret hall, and was renamed the London Casino. After a few more name changes, the building was turned back into a theatre, re-christened with its original name, and opened in 1978 with the world premiere of the smash hit Evita. Other big hits staged here include Mamma Mia! and Mary Poppins .
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Prince Edward Theatre
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Mary Poppins
Booking until April 2006
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Mary Poppins
Until April 2006
Mary Poppins is a flawless musical, with old and new songs integrated perfectly, miraculous special effects and a talented cast... More
Mary Poppins
Prince Edward Theatre, Old Compton Street, W1D
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The Prince Edward Theatre was designed by Edward Stone and opened in 1930 with a performance of the musical Rio Rita. Just a few years later, the space was converted into a dance and cabaret hall, and was renamed the London Casino. After a few more name changes, the building was turned back into a theatre, re-christened with its original name, and opened in 1978 with the world premiere of the smash hit 
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