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About The Noel Coward Theatre
Built onto the back of Wyndham’s theatre on Charing Cross Road, the Noel Coward theatre sits on St Martin’s Lane, created to be bigger and better than its opposite number. The task of designing the theatre, opened in March 1903 as The New Theatre, was given to the prolific London theatre architect W.G.R Sprague, the man behind the Ambassadors and Aldwych theatres. The interior is typically ornate, boasting beautiful gold and cream décor and seating 872 people across four levels, the stalls, royal circle, grand circle and balcony.
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Audience Latest Reviews
Gripping and terribly moving Decades swerving what I imagined was a grotesque farce, I totally loved this version of 'Cyrano'!. It is pure finesse and the storyline of 'the love that cannot declare its name' is so arresting and ultimately heart-wrenching. There's a gorgeous poetry and humour to the new modern dialogues, the acting is stellar, everyone has such range of expression. Echoes of 'Remains of the Day'..?
MICHAEL, 30 Jul 2026
Superb production. We were travelling on a really hot day so were delighted that the air-conditioning was perfectly set for comfort.
The play was engaging from the outset, although some of the dialogue from around the theatre was hard to follow.
Adrian Lester’s delivery of such a wordy part was faultless.
The contrast between the first and second acts was very effective and the war scenes were imaginatively presented.
The musicians were excellent and their timed appearances were very amusing.
The sword fights were brilliantly choreographed and executed with split second timing.
The role of Small Boy was interesting and gave a great opportunity for young actors.
Alison, 29 Jul 2026
Adrian Lester a tour de force! Great show and cast, good use of the theatre for dramatic affect. Brilliant.
MICHAEL, 29 Jul 2026
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