Enjoy The Lion King Show at The Lyceum Theatre

Surrounded with beautiful things to see- The Lyceum theatre London is situated on Wellington Street with the ability of over 2000. The theatre has been in this site since 1772 but the first personification of the Lyceum on its current pace was established in 1834 by Samuel Beazley. In the year 1882 C.J. Phipps- the planner of the Savoy Theatre- overhaul the theatre and in 1884 attuned and enhanced the circle.

 The Lyceum Theatre was honored at the time of its beginning years by renowned actor Sir Henry Irvin and the theatre and Irvin became powerfully connected. Irvin’s most recent presentation at the Lyceum happened in 1902.The LCC acquired the Theatre in the year 1939 to be destroyed to create way for a new street- this was luckily deserted. The construction was rented out and became a ballroom throughout the center of the twentieth century. Since the Lyceum was no longer a theatre, in spite of its chronological meaning, the structure and its prospect became unsure.

The Lyceum Theatre London was re-inaugurated in the year 1996 and became the residence for numerous contemporary musicals. The most important phase had to be totally reestablished as the earlier one was an incompatible mixture that had developed from the numerous constructs and reconstruct more than the years. Samuel Beazley’s frontage and entrance stay alive nowadays and are a recognizable and outstanding sight from Wellington Street.

 It is one of the most loved sites which are always found crowded by the audiences and theatre lovers. The Lion King Tickets is currently running in the theatre and has been alluring the people across the globe. The show revolves around a young Simbha who is tortured by his uncle and be evicted from his father’s property. Later he does fight from his uncle and got success to find back his empire. The show is a must watch drama that entertains you through every aspects.