The London production of The Lion King is celebrating significant milestones: its 10,000th performance and welcoming its 20 millionth guest. An exhibition at the Turbine Hall A will offer attendees a close look at the show's iconic masks, puppets, and costumes, alongside workshops led by Disney teaching artists. This follows over 25 years since its adaptation by Julie Taymor, who pioneered the acclaimed staging for Broadway and won the Tony Award for Best Director. The show has influenced global productions in multiple languages and remains a symbol of vibrant storytelling through art.
The London production of The Lion King is marking its 10,000th performance and 20 millionth guest at the Lyceum Theatre, showcasing the show's artistry and impact.
The exhibition in Turbine Hall A will allow people to explore the creative inspirations behind the iconic masks, puppets, and costumes that bring The Lion King to life.
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