What Pantomime is on at Wimbledon Theatre?
Dick Whittington
The 2021 Panto at New Wimbledon Theatre has been announced. This year’s show will be Dick Whittington with tickets on sale now here. A panto classic, Dick Whittington tells the story of a poor boy who travels to London in search of fame and fortune.
Who owns Wimbledon Theatre?
Ambassador Theatre Group
New Wimbledon Theatre
| Owner | Ambassador Theatre Group |
| Designation | Grade II listed |
| Type | Proscenium arch |
| Capacity | 1,670 seats on 3 levels (main house) 80 seats (studio) |
| Construction |
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Who designed Wimbledon?
It was built by theatre-aficionado J B Mulholland on the site of a large house and its grounds. It’s opulent design, by Cecil Aubrey Massey and Roy Young, included a 3,000-seater auditorium decorated in both Georgian and Italian Renaissance styles across three levels.
How many seats are in the Wimbledon Theatre?
1,670
New Wimbledon Theatre/Capacity
About the New Wimbledon Theatre With a seating capacity of 1,670 across three levels, it is the eighth largest theatre in London and has often been used to premiere new musicals before they transfer to the West End.
When was New Wimbledon Theatre built?
December 26, 1910
New Wimbledon Theatre/Opened
What are the best seats at Wimbledon?
Seating behind the Royal Box is very hard to find. As the Royal Box goes all the way down to the court, there is no 100 Level behind the Royal Box. Seats in sections ( aka Gangway ) 301 and 318 go up to rows Q and have excellent views behind the server and are considered some of the best seats at Wimbledon.
Where are the best seats in Wimbledon Theatre?
Stalls
The best seats can be found in the Stalls, in central seats that face the stage head-on. Row J is particularly good, as there is excellent legroom and it does not feel too close to the stage. Alternatively sitting in the mid-front of the Dress Circle is a great option for large-scale musicals.
Is there a dress code for Wimbledon?
There is no dress code for Wimbledon spectators, however, dressing smartly is encouraged, especially if frequenting Centre Court or Court Number One. If you find yourself with an invitation to the Royal Box, you do have to dress smartly – look to the Duchess of Cambridge for style inspiration. …
What should you not wear to Wimbledon?
There is no dress code for Wimbledon spectators, however, dressing smartly is encouraged, especially if frequenting Centre Court or Court Number One. What you are forbidden to wear is ‘ambush marketing’ clothing – a jacket with your company logo emblazoned on the back, for instance. …
Where is the New Wimbledon Theatre in London?
Standing proudly since 1910, New Wimbledon Theatre has garnered a glittering reputation as a premier theatrical venue in South West London.
How many people go to the Dick Whittington Pantomime?
With over 50,000 theatregoers attending pantomime at Wimbledon each festive season it’s never too early to book! Join our hero Dick Whittington (and his trusty cat Tommy) as he seeks fame, fortune and happiness journeying to become the Lord Mayor of London.
When was we are most amused at Wimbledon?
In 2008 it was chosen as the venue for HRH the Prince of Wales’ 60th Birthday Gala ‘We are Most Amused’ which saw Robin Williams, John Cleese and Joan Rivers on our stage and joined by a host of home-grown and international comedic talent in aid of The Princes Trust.