The theatre quarter of west end lies in the center of London and limited by The beach in the south, Oxford Street in the north, regent Street in the west and Kingsway in the east, although The South bank Complex is regarded as a component.

The roads Drury Lane, Shaftesbury Avenue and beach form the core of the quarter and in analogy to Broadway as the so-called Theatreland are designated. West end to theatre are: Ago Majesty's Theatre and Theatre Royal Haymarket at the Haymarket, the Royal Opera House in Covent guards and the Prince Edward Theatre.

Beside the commercial Theatreland theatres still further, predominantly publicly promoted theatres in London exist. In addition the Royal national and the Royal Court Theatre belong to Theatre, the Royal Shakespeare company, the Globe Theatre. The fringe theatre is a further category of theatre or also festival. They are to be compared with New Yorker off Broadway and off off Broadway the performances.

At Londonder theatres predominantly musical, comedies and classical or modern plays are played. According to data 1997 published Wyndham of report amounted to the conversion 1997 in the west ends to theatres 1.075 billion GBP and it 41,000 humans was employed.

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• About The West End | Official London Theatre Guide
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• London Theatre Guide
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• London Theatre Guide Online
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• West End - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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