Cheap La Boheme - English National Opera tickets

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Cheap La Boheme (ENO) tickets at the London Coliseum

The Show

Jonathan Miller’s production of La Boheme for ENO has quickly become a company classic and here receives its second revival since its 2009 premiere.

Inspired by Brassaï’s photographs of the Paris Left Bank in the 1930s, Miller modernises the original bohemian setting to evoke the stark poverty of the day, creating a highly effective contemporary resonance, citing the film Withnail and I as an inspiration.

The Story

Puccini’s gift for writing emotional music is brought to the fore in La Bohème’s tale of doomed love in poverty-stricken Paris. One of the world’s most recognised and widely performed operas, it focuses on two central relationships: that of the poet Rodolfo, who falls in love with the pretty but consumptive seamstress Mimì; and the painter Marcello, who has a glamorous and popular on-off mistress, Musetta.

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London Coliseum Seat Plan

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Choose your seats from the plan of the London Coliseum above. If you're making your first visit to a theatre or you're simply unsure about where you'd most like to be seated, here's a quick guide to help you choose:

The Stalls are level with and closest to the stage. The Dress Circle (or simply the Circle) is the level of seating above the Stalls. The Upper Circle or Grand Circle is above the Dress Circle. The Balcony, above the Upper Circle, is the highest level of seating.

Venue Info

London Coliseum

The threesixty Theatre is situated within Kensington Gardens in Hyde Park, close to High Street Kensington tube station. This new outdoor venue was purpose-built to house its current production, The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe.

This unusual circular space seats 1480 people and is built in a 'theatre-in-the-round' format. This means it has fewer rows and thus creates a more intimate theatrical experience. The spacious, newly constructed theatre tent has been carefully designed so that sound travels to all corners - and it allows lots of leg room for taller visitors too.

The threesixty Theatre is weather-proofed, so there’s zero possibility of the show being a washout, regardless of what weather conditions the notoriously unpredictable British summer may bring.

Both the inner auditorium and the imposing external structure from which it is suspended are carefully designed to allow everyone in attendance a 360 degree view, with none of the sight obstructions associated with tent-poles in traditional circus or theatre tents.

The cupola of the tent (that’s ‘roof’ to the likes of us) contains ten tons of technical equipment, including lights, sound and air conditioning. This element of the structure takes an entire day to build before the main tent goes up.

The theatre is located in historic Kensington Gardens. This area was once part of an extended Hyde Park that King Henry VIII used for deer chasing.

In the 17^th century, husband-and-wife monarchs William III and Mary II took the throne and bought the home that became Kensington Palace, which they complemented with the most exquisitely beautiful gardens imaginable. The gardens were handed down through generations of the Royal Family and gradually turned into the park we see today.

Whilst visiting the threesixty Theatre, stop and take a look at the gardens’ beautiful features, which include the famous bronze statue of Peter Pan, the Italian Gardens, the Albert Memorial and the Diana, Princess of Wales Memorial Playground.

The layout, size and unique location of the threesixty Theatre add a very real sense of enchantment to the magical The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe.

Venue Address: St Martin's Lane, London, WC2N 4ESView Map