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Book
Tickets For Mary Poppins
at the
Prince Edward Theatre
London and enjoy one of the west end of
London's great musicals.
Her carpet bag is packed, her umbrella is unfurled, and
now at last the world's most famous nanny is about to alight
on London's musical stage!
Is it Jane and Michael Banks who need a nanny? Or is it their
parents, George and Winifred who actually need more looking
after? Only one thing is certain - after Mary Poppins arrives
at 17 Cherry Tree Lane, with her no-nonsense approach to
making the right choices in life, nothing will ever be the
same again.
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The witty, imaginative books, are pure magic and many of the
much-loved Sherman Brothers songs from Walt Disney's Academy
Award-winning motion picture, have been re-invented and
created afresh by Academy Award-winning writer Julian Fellowes
and Olivier Award-winning songwriters George Stiles and
Anthony Drewe, who have also composed several terrific new
songs to add to a score that already boasts more than a
spoonful of sugar.
For one of the most eagerly awaited theatrical events for
decades, Disney and Cameron Mackintosh have teamed up to
produce Mary Poppins, bringing to life Pamela Travers'
fantastic stories filled with eccentric and perceptive
characters whose adventures have delighted every generation
since they first appeared in the 1930's.
Some of the theatre's finest creative talents have been
brought together to realise Mary Poppins on the stage. Richard
Eyre, Matthew Bourne and Stephen Mear will bring to life the
most famous timeless and perfect nanny in an extraordinary and
visually magical world created by Bob Crowley - a world where
anything can happen if you let it!
All tickets sold include a 75p per ticket Theatre Restoration
Fund Levy. This levy is included in the ticket price with all
money collected held in trust and used to maintain the fabric
of the theatre.
ADDRESS
Prince Edward Theatre
Old Compton Street
W1D 4HS -
map
TRAVEL
Nearest Underground: Leicester Square (Northern/Piccadilly
lines)
Head right (north) up Charing Cross Road in the direction of
Cambridge Circus. Old Compton Street is on the left at
Cambridge Circus, just past the Palace Theatre (Les Mis).
Rail:
Charing Cross - Northern line north to Leicester Square
Kings Cross/St Pancras - Piccadilly line west to Leicester
Square
Paddington - Bakerloo line south/east to Piccadilly Circus,
Piccadilly line east to Leicester Square
Victoria - Victoria line north to Green Park, Piccadilly
line east to Leicester Square
Liverpool Street - Central line west to Holborn, Piccadilly
line west to Leicester Square
Marylebone - Bakerloo line south/east to Piccadilly Circus,
Piccadilly line east to Leicester Square
Waterloo - Northern line north to Leicester Square
Parking: Master Park Cambridge Circus. Parking in
central London can be difficult and expensive. Please use
public transport. Old Compton Street now pedestrian only
from noon.
ACCESS
Wheelchairs: Entrance through double doors on Greek
Street. Spaces and transfer seating available.
Hearing Impaired: Infrared headsets available.
Deposit required.
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