Theatre Royal Drury Lane is a Grade I listed building that is immersed in the history of London’s West End. The first theatre on the site was built in 1660, meaning that this location has played an active role in London theatre for a span of over 350 years. It is now a large West End venue that has played host to a number of notable musicals.

The current theatre was originally renowned for its remarkable Victorian melodramas and popular pantomimes but Theatre Royal Drury Lane has also been host to record-breaking runs of My Fair Lady, before Cameron Mackintosh’s production of Miss Saigon became the current record holder, at ten years. Since then, the theatre’s programme has included the family spectaculars of Shrek The Musical and Roald Dahl’s Charlie And The Chocolate Factory, the latter of which was directed by Sam Mendes.

Directed by Michael Grandage, Frozen will run in London as the first production to open at the newly-renovated Theatre Royal Drury Lane, currently closed for renovation works. Frozen will open in the West End in autumn 2020, with tickets on sale from the theatre's box office from 6th March 2020.