UPDATE: On 22 February, it was confirmed theatres can reopen from 17 May. Here's the latest information on the future of West End theatres.
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West End All West End theatres can open from 17 May. This includes Adelphi Theatre, Aldwych Theatre, Amabassadors Theatre, Apollo Theatre, Apollo Victoria Theatre, Arts Theatre, Cambridge Theatre, Criterion Theatre, Duchess Theatre, Duke of York's Theatre, Fortune Theatre, Garrick Theatre, Gielgud Theatre, Gillian Lynne Theatre, Harold Pinter Theatre, Her Majesty's Theatre, London Coliseum, London County Hall, Lyceum Theatre, Lyric Theatre, Novello Theatre, Noel Coward Theatre, Palace Theatre, Phoenix Theatre, Piccadilly Theatre, Playhouse Theatre ,Prince Edward Theatre, Prince of Wales Theatre, Savoy Theatre, Shaftesbury Theatre, St. Martins Theatre, Trafalgar Theatre, Vaudeville Theatre, Victoria Palace Theatre and the Wyndham's Theatre. Find out when all West End theatres are reopening here.
Eventim Apollo: Sister Act is now postponed to 2022, with Whoopi Goldberg no longer performing. Read here for more information.
Bridge Theatre: will reopen later this year with Bach and Sons starring Simon Russell Beale. More information can be found here.
Regent's Park Open Air Theatre: will reopen later this year with Romeo and Juliet and Carousel. Read here for more information.
National Theatre: will reopen with Under Milk Wood starring Michael Sheen. More information can be found here.
Queen Elizabeth Hall: will reopen this Christmas with Bring It On. Bring It On tickets are now on sale.
Southwark Playhouse: will reopen from 17 May with You Are Here starring Wendi Peters. Read here for more information.
Turbine Theatre: will reopen from spring 2021, with MTFestUK. Read here for more information.
Kiln Theatre: will reopen from May with three world premieres. Read here for more information.
Sadler's Wells: The West End revival of Singin' in the Rain will now take place in 2021. Singin' in the Rain tickets are now on sale.
Barbican: will reopen this summer with Anything Goes, starring Megan Mullally. Anything Goes tickets are on sale now.
Theatre Royal Stratford East: will reopen its doors from June 2021. More information here.
Park Theatre: All performances of When Darkness Falls at Park Theatre have been postponed, with future dates to be confirmed.
Almeida Theatre: will reopen from May 2021 with Six Artists in Search of a Play.
Lyric Hammersmith: will reopen this summer with a trio of plays collectively titled Out West.
Hampstead Theatre: will reopen from May 2021 with The Death of a Black Man.
The Old Vic: livestreamed performances of A Christmas Carol, starring Andrew Lincoln as Ebenezer Scrooge. For more information, read here. Previously, performances of Endgame, 4000 Miles and Local Hero were cancelled.
Royal Albert Hall: Performances of The Nutcracker, which were due to open this Christmas have been cancelled as a result on enforced limits on seating capacity.
Royal Court Theatre: reopened their doors with one "episode" of Living Newspaper. Previously, they'd announced on 16th March that performances are suspended with immediate effect, and spring season has been postponed.
Donmar Warehouse: reopened their doors with Blindness, starring Juliet Stevenson. They'd previously announced on 17th March that remaining performances of Far Away are cancelled, with upcoming productions of Donmar Lates (25th - 28th March), In the Blood (17th April - 6th June) and The Contigency Plan (10th June - 1st August) postponed.
Menier Chocolate Factory: suspended all performances of Paula Vogel’s play Indecent on 16 March 2020.
Young Vic: both performances of Nora: A Doll’s House were cancelled on Saturday 14th March as a precaution, and the decision has since been made to cancel all remaining performances. The building, café and box office remain open.
