Dominion Theatre

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1929 art deco theatre with Portland stone facade, showing top West End & Broadway shows.

Address: 268-269 Tottenham Ct Rd, London W1T 7AQ, UK

Phone: 020 7927 0900

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State: Greater London

City: London

Zip Code: W1T 7AQ

opening times

Monday: 12:00 – 11:00 PM
Tuesday: 12:00 – 11:00 PM
Wednesday: 12:00 – 11:00 PM
Thursday: 12:00 – 11:00 PM
Friday: 12:00 – 11:00 PM
Saturday: 12:00 – 11:00 PM
Sunday: Closed

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Reviews

A beautiful theatre with one rather important detail worth knowing before you book! nnThe Dominion Theatre is a gorgeous London venue, with impressive architecture, a wonderful atmosphere and excellent sight lines that make for a fantastic theatre experience. It’s easy to appreciate why this historic venue remains such a popular destination in the West End.nnHowever, accessibility is where things fall short.nnThere is no lift to the Circle, meaning guests must navigate approximately 32 steps just to reach the Circle entrance, followed by additional stairs depending on their assigned row.nnUnfortunately, we weren’t aware of this when purchasing our tickets, and it’s something we absolutely would have appreciated knowing in advance.nnFor a theatre of this calibre, clearer accessibility information during the booking process would make a significant difference, particularly for guests with mobility concerns.nnThe Dominion is undoubtedly a beautiful venue with excellent views of the stage, but a little more transparency about access would go a long way.nnFour stars. Great sight lines. Not-so-great stair lines

I’ve now seen The Devil Wears Prada for the second time, and once again, I absolutely loved it! The first time was amazing, and this time was just as enjoyable, with another pleasant surprise.nThe singing performances were outstanding, the costumes were fabulous, and the whole production was an absolute spectacle. Debbie Kurup was fantastic as Miranda Priestly, bringing so much presence and talent to the role.nI really enjoyed the entire experience. The energy, the music, the fashion and the incredible performances all came together to make it such a brilliant show. It’s a production that leaves you entertained from beginning to end.nSeeing it for a second time reminded me just how much I loved it the first time around. A fantastic West End show that I would happily watch again. Highly recommended!

From The Devil Wears Prada to a House of Worship — Only in London! nnWe attend the Hillsong London worship service here about once a month on Sundays, and I still find the contrast both amusing and wonderfully ironic.nnDuring the week, the theatre is home to The Devil Wears Prada, but come Sunday morning, it becomes a place filled with worship, prayer and hundreds of people praising God.nnThe sign welcomes you with “WELCOME HOME”, while somewhere nearby you may still spot the unmistakable bright red heel and devil's tail from the theatre production!  The devil and God's people sharing the same building — well, only in London!nnBut for those few hours on a Sunday, the atmosphere completely changes.nnHundreds of people from different countries, cultures, ages and walks of life wait patiently for their turn to enter. As someone from an African background, I particularly love seeing such a diverse congregation coming together with one purpose — to worship God.nnFor a couple of hours, it really can feel as though heaven has come down into the heart of London. nnThey currently run two Sunday services, 9am and 12 noon.nnIf you're visiting central London, staying nearby, looking for somewhere to worship, or simply wondering where you could go on a Sunday morning, this is certainly an experience worth considering.nnIt's conveniently located close to Tottenham Court Road station.nnAs the Bible says:nn“For where two or three are gathered together in my name, there am I in the midst of them.” — Matthew 18:20nnFrom theatre lights to worship lights, one building can tell very different stories.nnOn Sunday mornings, this one says: WELCOME HOME.

We went and saw the devil wears prada musical in november 2025 and it was a great experience. The theatre is very well organized. Seating is the tiniest bit cramped but it was okay. They had a gift shop for the fans. The performance was amazing.

Beautiful experience at the Dominion Theatre.nTransport wise is in a good spot, right opposite Tottenham Court Road station so it's hard to miss. Went for an afternoon show so it wasn't too busy and even though I was seated in the Circle, seat M1, I had a pretty clear view of the stage and the play. I ordered food before I got to the venue and they brought it to my seat, which is convenient if you are on your own and don't want to leave your belongings behind. The play itself was amazing, amazing acting and singing by the cast, definitely recommended.

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Tottenham Court Road Underground Station 40 meters

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