Odeon Luxe London Leicester Square

26 Leicester Square,
London, WC2H 7LQ

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Flatbush
Flatbush on November 5, 2003 at 11:02 am

Although my main focus are legit theatres with live performance, a theatre is a theatre is a … since so many have been both legit and movie palaces. New York City has destroyed more theatres than exist now, and this week we learned of another Broadway house set to be torn down. The Henry Miller’s Theatre, current home of the Broadway production of “Urinetown.” The theatre (and the musical) will close in February ‘04. However, the facade is protected and will remain and the company, the Durst Corp. is building a new theatre on the site as well as a skyscraper. We need skyscrapers here in NYC. There aren’t nearly enough. So we lose one and we get one. Let’s just pray they hire a good designer so we don’t end up with yet another of those God-awful things totally devoid of style and personality.

Keep up the good work.

Do

cinemabuff
cinemabuff on October 11, 2003 at 7:03 am

THE FLAGSHIP OF THE ODEON CHAIN. EVEN AFTER THIS RECENT REBRANDING IT STILL REMAINS A STRIKING CINEMA TODAY.ODEON SHOULD BE PROUD TO HAVE THIS FAMOUS CINEMA STILL ENTERTAINING PEOPLE AFTER ALL THESE YEARS. I LOOK FORWARD TO MY NEXT VISIT!.

DEREK ATKINS(PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICER MERCIA CINEMA SOCIETY).

Edd
Edd on November 6, 2002 at 4:13 am

Yes David, The Rest I have in my Personal Collection.

davidpring
davidpring on January 16, 2002 at 6:53 pm

The largest single screen cinema still operating in London.It has recently been sympathetically refurbished both internally and externally.Many art deco features which were swept away in the 1960s have now been restored.