Sondheim Theatre

This theater is also a place to enjoy European opera. The theater area is not very large and the location is very good. It is in the center of the street. You can pass by here. Many shops in the street are also here. The tourists of the Queen Theatre are also very yes.

Queen's Theatre is a typical old English theatre near Piccadilly Circus, with a special cloakroom, but for a fee, the classic opera is the tragic world, and the theatre has its own bar.

If you go to London discounted ticket office to buy tickets for the tragic world, it is more cost-effective. The discount can reach 40% off, the original price is 75 euros, I went to buy 45 euros on the same day, most of these seats are not bad. The tragic world has not been seen at home but the stage design abroad is quite complicated and exquisite, there are several switches on the floor, it is recommended to watch. If you suddenly find that Cosette is played by a black actor, don't panic if you are some distance from the imagination, singing is ok.

The seats on the second floor are too high, it’s hard to see the actors clearly. But the show was great.

Now it's changed to Sondeheim!! Lemigerable is by far the best

The Queen's Theatre is a West End theatre located on Shaftsbury Avenue, Westminster. Opened on 8 October 1907, the adjacent Hicks Theatre was designed by W.G.R. Sprag. The Queen's Theatre was listed as a Grade II listed building in 1972.

Sure enough, you can't pull yourself out of the pit of "big sadness"! <Everybody's talking about Jamie>: In the place where you are... A chance but harvested a Spectacle!