| London Stage Code | Diane Howard Code | Address in London | 0407 | 717 | Charlotte Street & Tottenham Street, St. Pancras |
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| Names | 1772-1780 | The New Rooms in Tottenham St | 1780-1786 | King's Concert Rooms | 1786-1802 | Rooms for Concerts of Ancient Music | 1786-1802 | Hyde's Rooms | 1802-1808 | Cognoscenti Theatre | 1808-1815 | New Theatre in Tottenham St | 1808-1815 | Tottenham St. Theatre | 1815-1820 | Regency Theatre | 1820-1831 | West London Theatre | 1831-1833 | Queen's Theatre | 1833-1835 | Fitzroy Theatre | 1835-1837 | Queen's Theatre | 1837-1839 | Fitzroy Theatre | 1839-1865 | Queen's Theatre "The Dust Hole" | 1865-1886 | Prince of Wale's Theatre/Prince of Wale's Royal Theatre | 1886-1903 | used as Salvation Army Hostel |
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No Data available for the cost of building.
| Year | Capacity | 1865 | 600 |
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| Years | Manager | 1772-1786 | Francis Pasquali | 1786-1802 | "The Directors of Cocerts and Ancient Music" | 1802-1808 | Captain Caulfield | 1808 | Sauders | 1810-1814 | J. Paul | 1814-1815 | Harry Beverly | 1815-1820 | A number of unsuccessful managers (including Mr. Penley and Mr. Cobham) and then closed | 1820-1826 | Brunton | 1826-1829 | French Companies | 1829-1830 | Tom Dibdin, Watkins Burroughs and Harriet Waylett | 1830 | Fanny Fitzwilliam | 1831 | Macfarren | 1831-1837 | Louisa Nisbett | 1837-1838 | Madame Vestris and Charles Mathews | 1839-1865 | C.J. James | 1865-1867 | Marie Wilton (later Bancroft) and H.J. Byron | 1867-1880 | Marie and Squire Bancroft | 1880-1882 | Edgar Bruce | 1882-1886 | Dark | 1886-1903 | Salvation Army Hostel |
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The proceding data was found in the following sources: Mander and Mitchenson's Theatres of London 180; Howard's Theatres and Music Halls #717