- 336 seats
- Rows A–S
The Stalls form one main block with a gentle rake for clear sightlines. Rows F–K in the center offer the best views, while seats toward the far sides or back rows may have a slightly limited stage view.
Opened in 1870, this Grade II listed theatre offers an intimate seating layout, ensuring great views from most areas. Here’s what to know before choosing your seat.
Navigating the Vaudeville theatre seating plan
Sections available in the Vaudeville Theatre
Accessible seating in the Vaudeville theatre
- Stalls: Step-free access is available via a side entrance on Strand. Two wheelchair spaces are located at the rear of the stalls, with companion seats adjacent. Accessible toilets are available close to this section.
- Dress circle & upper circle: These sections are not recommended for patrons with limited mobility, as there is no step-free access and stair use is required.
- Assistance or guide dogs are welcome in the venue and may be accommodated inside the auditorium or looked after by theatre staff during the performance.
- Infrared hearing enhancement systems are available; headsets can be borrowed from the box office for a small refundable deposit.
Frequently asked questions about Vaudeville theatre seating plan
The centre stalls, especially rows D–H, offer the best overall view and sound.
Seats in the front rows of the Dress Circle give clear views at a lower cost than premium stalls.
Wheelchair spaces are available at the rear of the stalls with step-free access from the side entrance.
Yes, the venue is fully air-conditioned.
No, only food and drinks purchased at the theatre are permitted inside.
Yes, there are toilets on all levels, including an accessible toilet near the stalls.
