Planning for an
enjoyable evening with your loved ones this weekend! Get set for award winning
London show, The Lion King running with packed houses at the magnificent Lyceum
Theatre! Walt Disney's The Lion King made its London debut in the year 2000 and
still ruling the box office. Julie Taymor's epic production is a brilliant
amalgamation of live action, puppetry and incredible sets.
The show is
adapted from the classic movie featuring some of the colourful characters
against the backdrop of African savannah. Thestory of The Lion King features life sized elephant to the lovable, yet
evil hyenas. Elton John and Tim Rice, brilliant musical compositions make the
show a heart warming experience as it features some great musical numbers like
"The Circle of Life", "Can You Feel the Love Tonight" and
"I Just Can't Wait to Be King".
The story of The
Lion King is set against the backdrop of African pride-lands and revolves
around young cub Simba! Simba is the Lion Cub to King Mufasa and Queen Sarabi. But,
Scar, the evil brother of Mufasa is jealous of the newborn Prince and plots to conspires
to get rid of him as he wants to be the King of Pride Rock. After the death of
King and Queen, Simba run away and never return.
The Lion King
also features some great relations with Nala and the lion cub. Simba’s new
friends Timon and Pumba, along with Nala convince him to reclaim his kingdom. This
heart-warming story is has been enlivened up onstage featuring talented cast
and musicians. The aweinspiring London show is a recommended for 7+ kids.
The two hours
and forty five minutes show is a complete audio visual treat for theatre
lovers. The popular London Westend theatre Lyceum Theatre is located in a
famous London area Covent Garden. The venue comprises of wide range of restaurantslocated close to the Lyceum theatre! You can enjoy lip smacking cuisine
that caters for every taste. There are huge range of high street shops along
with various other tourist attractions such as the London Transport Museum,
Covent Garden Market and the Royal Opera House. Soho, Leicester Square and
Chinatown are also located at a walking distance from the theatre.
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