The magnificent London Westendtheatre, Dominion is situated just above Tottenham Court Road undergroundstation. Year 1929 marked the debut of Dominion and has recently undergonerenovation worth 6 million pounds. For big budget bonanzas, the theatre is aperfect destination. It is a Grade II listed building having a stunning andgrand history as a cinema, variety hall and music venue. The theatre has beenthe abode of some of the magnificent show featuring some of the finest actorslike Judy Garland, Charlie Chaplin and Elizabeth Taylor. During the long run ofblockbuster London show, We Will Rock You, a statue of Freddie Mercury stoodabove.

Some of the recent productionshosted at the opulent Dominion theatre are An American in Paris, and Bat Out OfHell. The popular Theatre is positioned opposite Tottenham Court Road tubestation. The electrifying London musical We Will Rock You ran for awesome 12years. There was an imposing statue of Queen frontman Freddie Mercury at thefacade of the building. The statue was removed once the show was closed.

The popular Dominion theatre islocated at a nearby distance from most of the theatre such as Oxford Street,Tottenham Court Road and Charing Cross Road. The venue has some of the finest, livelyand affordable restaurants as well as bars.

If you are planning to enjoy thepopular London show, Bat Out of Hell – The Musical then get set to head towardsDominion Theatre. The popular theatre is located at an easily accessiblelocation and you can visit the theatre via various modes of commutations suchas buses, tubes, taxis and cars.

For those who are planning tovisit the theatre tubes then the closest tube station to the theatre isTottenham Court Road, positioned opposite the Dominion. You can arrive on boththe Northern and Central lines. You can also board bus numbers 7, 8, 10, 14,14A, 22B, 24, 25, 29, 38, 55, 73, 134 and 176. You can also hire a taxi ordrive your own car, as the nearest car park is the YMCA on Adeline Place, whichcharges £20.00 for 4 hours and is a 2 minute walk from the theatre.