Theatre royal
Building first erected in 1663 at Drury Lane for Thomas Killigrew, the manager of the King's Company. Destroyed by a fire in 1672, rebuilt between 1672 and 1674.
- 1775: new façade by Robert Adam
- 1783: remodeled by Thomas Greenwood and William Capon
- 1791-1794: rebuilt by Henry Holland
- 1809: destroyed by a fire
- 1811-12: rebuilt by Benjamin Dean Wyatt
- 2013: refurbished in the style of 1812
Sources:
- Stillman, Damie. English Neo-classical Architecture, 2vols. London: Zwemmer, 1988.