Apollo Theatre, London

The Apollo Theatre on Shaftesbury Avenue is renowned for showing comedies as well as dramatic works such as ‘Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?’, ‘Rain Man’ and ‘The Price’ by Arthur Miller. The theatre has been in operation since 1901, and was the first theatre to be built in the 20th century. The Apollo Theatre is a little more intimate than some of its neighbours, seating just under 800 people, and the building is Grade II listed. The auditorium is on four levels and the balcony level is considered to be the highest in London.

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Contact Details

Address: Shaftesbury Avenue W1D 7EZ

Phone: 0844 579 1971

Website: http://www.london-theatreland.co.uk/theatres/apollo-theatre/theatre.php%20,http://www.london-theatreland.co.uk/theatres/apollo-theatre/theatre.php

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Get there by bus: 12, 14, 19, 38

Get there by tube/train: Piccadilly Circus, Leicester Square tube station

Wheelchair Access: Yes

Additional Information: Entrance to the auditorium is through a door to the left of the Upper Circle entrance, on Shaftesbury Avenue. Once through the door there is a stairlift or 12 steps down to the stalls (with handrails on either side). 2 spaces for wheelchair users in seats N1, N2 or N19, N20 in the stalls. 2 wheelchair transferees can be accomodated in aisle seat in the stalls. Venue not suitable for scooters, but provisions can be made for 1 scooter transferee. Auditorium is carpeted with steep raking. Adapted toilet in the stalls.

Additional Information:

Entrance to the auditorium is through a door to the left of the Upper Circle entrance, on Shaftesbury Avenue. Once through the door there is a stairlift or 12 steps down to the stalls (with handrails on either side). 2 spaces for wheelchair users in seats N1, N2 or N19, N20 in the stalls. 2 wheelchair transferees can be accomodated in aisle seat in the stalls. Venue not suitable for scooters, but provisions can be made for 1 scooter transferee. Auditorium is carpeted with steep raking.
Adapted toilet in the stalls.

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