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Following a completely sold-out West End season, the iconic Fawlty Towers reopens its doors at the Apollo Theatre and the comedy is sharper, faster and more gloriously chaotic than ever.
Tuesday – Saturday, 7.30pm Wednesday, Thursday & Saturday, 2.30pm
Step into the world of the ever-exasperated Basil (Danny Bayne), the wonderfully befuddled Major (Paul Nicholas), the quick-thinking Polly (Joanne Clifton), and the indomitable Mrs. Richards (Helen Lederer), as they lead a cast of 18 in a pitch-perfect tribute to all 12 unforgettable episodes.
With impeccable performances, whip-smart dialogue and a healthy dose of theatrical mischief, Fawlty Towers Live promises an evening of unfiltered joy in the heart of Theatreland.
Secure your tickets now for an unmissable stay at Britain’s most infamously mismanaged hotel.
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Theatre
The Apollo Theatre first opened its doors more than a century ago in February 1901. It is a Grade II listed building and one of the most well-known theatres in London’s West End. Based on architect Lewin Sharp’s design, Henry Lowenfield - a Polish-born British businessman and theatrical impresario - commissioned the building's construction. When the theatre officially opened, it became the 4th legitimate venue for theatrical performances to be built on Shaftsbury Avenue.