One of Covent Garden’s smallest venues, the Fortune Theatre instils a sense of both atmosphere and intimacy. Providing guests with some of the best seats in theatre, the stage brings the West …
One of Covent Garden’s smallest venues, the Fortune Theatre instils a sense of both atmosphere and intimacy. Providing guests with some of the best seats in theatre, the stage brings the West End up close. Built in 1924, the Fortune has seen many stars tread the boards, from Dame Judi Dench to Alan Bennett and beyond! For 33 years, the Fortune Theatre was home to the enigmatic and brilliant production of The Woman in Black, and is now showing the critically acclaimed Operation Mincemeat. Tickets are available to book from our online box office.
Absolutely brilliant show ! So funny, energetic with seamless costume changes. Really enjoyed it. The theatre is small but people were smaller when it was built. The bar is small but speedy and plea… Full review by M7241CWjenniferh
Oct 12, 2024
This is an awful theatre venue. The building appears to be very old and the facilities are poor. The bars and toilet facilities are totally inadequate and the seating is uncomfortable and with little… Full review by 859raymondp
Sep 7, 2024
Operation mincemeat 10/10. What a fantastic show. I laughed and cried , would recommend to everybody. Theatre is small and no ‘bad seats’ but leg room is quite short, show is so funny you don’t even … Full review by Elizabeth L
Is there an age restriction for children my daughters will be 16 & 10(nearly 11)? Thanks.
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16 definitely, 10 will be fine as long as not of a particularly nervous disposition. It’s not horror but it is a play designed to promote a tense spooky atmosphere. Audience jumps and …
16 definitely, 10 will be fine as long as not of a particularly nervous disposition. It’s not horror but it is a play designed to promote a tense spooky atmosphere. Audience jumps and squeals sometimes when unexpected happened in stage. Very small theatre would be difficult to make a swift exit if your 10 year old hated it so book a seat to the back on the end of the row. This play is supreme storytelling. Cast of two conjure up the story using very simple set and props and imagination does the rest its very clever but the opposite of a glossy West End musical. No age restriction as far as I was aware.
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