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Fortune Theatre

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Fortune Theatre Russell Street Covent Garden, London, WC2B 5HH - 

  • Users

    Up to
    432 guests

The beautiful Art Deco Fortune Theatre is located just a stones throw from the heart of London’s Covent Garden. Newly refurbished, the smaller capacity auditorium creates an intimate atmosphere, making it the perfect venue for smaller-scale productions and events. Equally, the theatre offers flexible spaces for workshops, lectures, conferences, showcases and much more.

Capacity & layout

Theatre

Theatre

up to 432

Catering & drinks

Catering arrangements

Catering arrangements

Amenities

Tea

Tea

Stage

Stage

Air conditioning

Air conditioning

Location

Reviews

  • Tim

    August 2024

    Lovely little theatre, intimate but well appointed. Plenty of bars which is good when you have limited time but I would recommend ordering your interval drinks in advance. Air-conditioning is good too. Great venue.

  • Karen B

    July 2024

    I visited here in May 2024 to see Operation Mincemeat. It is one of the smaller theatres in London, so wherever you sit feels quite close to the stage, but also means your view is likely to be blocked by those in front, which meales the uniform pricing structure at each performace unfair.

  • Alpha Thangjittachob

    June 2024

    The Fortune Theatre was the first West End theatre opened in London following the First World War. It might not have the size, comfort and grandeur of its compatriots, especially Theatre Royal Drury Lane right across from it, but it more than makes up for it with the shows it hosts. The seats are quite small and have limited legroom. I am fairly comfortable in them but have seen many others have to sit sideways or at least tuck their legs up tightly just to fit in. This is why, although I have so, so many beautiful memories in this theatre, I must take off a star. The Fortune is currently home to “Operation Mincemeat”, a comedy musical based on the famous World War II deception operation. Put your doubts aside; it is utterly magnificent stuff, and is now an Olivier-winning production. Please, please do not miss it if you are in the West End!