The Prince Edward Theatre, a beloved institution in London’s West End, is a theatrical gem that has delighted audiences since its inauguration in 1930. Located on Old Compton Street in Soho, the theatre has been a stage for countless hit musicals and plays, enchanting theatre goers with its exceptional productions. Over the years, it has witnessed iconic performances and hosted acclaimed musicals like “Miss Saigon” and “Mary Poppins.”
As part of our efforts to maintain the Prince Edward Theatre’s heritage, we completed various important tasks. This included creating detailed plans of the floors and where the ceilings have lights (RCP’s), producing intricate drawings of the building’s external appearance (elevations), and crafting detailed sections to illustrate its structural elements. These actions help preserve the theatre’s historical and architectural significance, ensuring it continues to be a venue that delights audiences for years to come.
