170a Drury Ln - Ground Floor
📍 London· Camden
About 170a Drury Ln - Ground Floor
Drury Lane is a historic theatre in London, known for its productions of musicals and plays. It has a long history dating back to 1663 and has been rebuilt several times. The current building, designed by Edward Shepherd, was opened in 1794.
13 Upcoming Events

Brown Sugar Comedy Night
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5x5 With Muhsin Yesilada
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£1

James Barr: A Punchy Title (WIP)
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Tiff Stevenson - Lucky
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£7

James Barr: A Punchy Title (WIP)
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Tommy Brennan for the hour
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Brown Sugar Comedy Night
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Dane Baptiste: Work In Progress
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Thomas Green & Co.
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David Rose: Nepo Great Grandbaby
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Matt Lopes: Joking At Night
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Muhsin Yesilada: Muhsin's Best Show Ever
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Brown Sugar Comedy Night
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Frequently Asked Questions
What events are coming up at 170a Drury Ln - Ground Floor?
170a Drury Ln - Ground Floor in London currently has 13 upcoming events listed on EventsList.co.uk, including music, comedy, community. Browse the full listings above for dates, times and booking links.
Where is 170a Drury Ln - Ground Floor located?
170a Drury Ln - Ground Floor is located at London in the Camden area of London, United Kingdom. Use the interactive map above and the Get Directions link to find it easily.
How do I book tickets for events at 170a Drury Ln - Ground Floor?
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How big is 170a Drury Ln - Ground Floor?
With a capacity of 1,476, it can accommodate up to 1,476 guests, making it one of London's established theatres.