LW Theatres

LW Theatres is the largest operator of musical theatres in London, owned by legendary theatrical composer Andrew Lloyd Webber. Since the company started in 1977, their passion and pride for live theatre has seen them become an integral part of London's West End, with one in three musical audiences walking through their doors. The company operates six iconic London theatres: the London Palladium, Theatre Royal Drury Lane, Cambridge Theatre, His Majesty's Theatre, Gillian Lynne Theatre, and Adelphi Theatre. These venues host some of the world's most beloved and acclaimed musical productions. Theatre Royal Drury Lane, one of the most historic theatres in the world, was completely restored and renovated at a cost of over £60 million and reopened in 2021. This represents one of the biggest restoration projects ever undertaken by a private theatre owner, demonstrating the Lloyd Webber family's commitment to preserving theatrical heritage. LW Theatres is fully owned by the Lloyd Webber family, and every penny of profit is reinvested into the conservation and improvement of their venues. Since 2006, more than £100 million has been reinvested, ensuring these cultural landmarks continue to inspire audiences for generations to come.