Prince Edward Theatre London

The most wonderful theatre, Prince Edward theatre is located on the Old Crompton Street (London). The house has been witnesses many important events of history. It was planned by Edward S. Stone and inaugurated in 1930. The core designing of the place was completed by Marc-Henri Levy and Gaston Laverdet. It was famous after Prince Edward and the tuneful Rio Rita was performed on its opening night. One more major happening that was linked with the theatre throughout its inaugural years contained the presentation of much-admired cabaret dancer Josephine Baker; she presented her hugely admired Bananas dance here.

One of the great success was tasted at the Prince Edward Theatre was the Mamma Mia. The show was enjoyed several years before moved to the Prince of Wales Theatre London. The show Jersey Boys has been showcasing here since 2008. The melodic is a compliment to the magnificent trip of Frank Valli and the Four Season. The four boys started their journey from the wrong side of the tracks and went on to become international favourites.
The heading of musical won’t do justice to the Jersey Boys Show London; it is a theatrical show that makes living delightful of the group. The band starts their self-effacing early stages in 1960s with Frank Valli as the main singer, Bob Gaudio on piano; Tommy DeVito was the main guitarist and lyrics and Nick Massi on bass guitar and vocals. The melodic includes some of the most hits of the group such as December 1963, Bye Bye Baby, Sherry, Walk like a Man and Big Girls Don't Cry.

The show brings immense pleasure for everyone who desires to experience the enchantment of the Four Seasons. Taking pleasure in the melodic of this group at the Prince Edward Theatre is one of the best things to do for theatre lovers in London.