Corporate Magazine September 2018

Musical Meeting Notes!
Gillian Lynne Theatre
Formerly known as the New London Theatre until
recently when Andrew Lloyd Webber, whose Really
Useful Group own the building, announced the
theatre would be renamed as the Gillian Lynne
Theatre, after the legendary choreographer who
died at the beginning of July. Made a Dame in the
Queen's New Year's Honour List in 2014, Lynne is
probably best known for her collaborations with
Andrew Lloyd Webber, having choreographed the
musical Cats, The Phantom of the Opera and
Aspects of Love.
conference with key speakers making the most of
the stage.
Originally designed in the 1970s, the theatre benefits
from a vast open-plan foyer and bar areas which are
great for entertaining clients and guests as well as
making superb exhibition space for up to 200
delegates. Smaller meeting spaces and break-out
areas are also available for when a bit more privacy
is required.
Centrally located on London's Drury Lane, the Gillian
Lynn Theatre has a back catalogue of smash hits,
including War Horse, Joseph and the Amazing
Technicolour Dreamcoat and School of Rock.
Stepping into such inspiring theatre history has to
be an audience pleaser for event organisers looking
to orchestrate a memorable meeting or conference.
The main auditorium seats up to 1,000 delegates and
with no pillars or posts, it's an ideal space for a
company presentation, award ceremony or a
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