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MONDAY NIGHT AT THE APOLLO is a brand new concert series featuring some of the West End’s best known performers at the Apollo Theatre on Shaftesbury Avenue.

An intimate night of theatrical chat and ovation worthy performances, host Greg Barnett invites his audience behind the curtain to catch these castmates as you’ve never seen them before. Sharing their most cherished memories and experiences from their careers, alongside performances of music personal to them, West End royalty celebrate the craft and industry they’ve so dearly missed.

MONDAY NIGHT AT THE APOLLO has been conceived of to support the theatre industry and ten percent of all ticket sales will be donated to Acting for Others, an organisation made up of 14 individual theatrical charities. This concert series is musically directed by George Dyer and produced by Greg Barnett and Hugh Summers for Wild Mountain Productions Ltd.

Book your MONDAY NIGHT AT THE APOLLO theatre tickets with LOVEtheatre today!

Cast & Creatives

Monday 14 June line-up: Shan Ako, Arthur Darvill, Sophie Evans, Sandra Marvin, Jamie Muscato

To assist with test and trace the venue are introducing an airline-style check-in.

48 hours before your performance you will receive a pre-visit email with a check-in link from Nimax Theatres
You will be required to confirm that members of your party do not have Covid-19 symptoms – if you cannot confirm this you will be given details on how to exchange (this must be completed no later than 10am on the morning of your performance).
Email address – this will be used to communicate pre-show procedures to you, assist with test and trace and provide e-tickets on completion of check-in.
The venue will only accept E-ticket for admittance
Nimax Theatres will provide you with a contactless e-tickets upon completion of “check-in”.

Apollo Theatre

Shaftesbury Ave, Soho, London W1D 7EZ

Venue information

One of Shaftesbury Avenue’s famous theatres, the Apollo Theatre first opened its doors in 1901. The theatre was built specifically for musical theatre and named after the Greek God of the Arts.