Haymarket Theatre Royal

Designed by the celebrated architect John Nash and first opened in 1821- the Haymarket Theatre Royal is across three levels. There has been a theatre in this area since 1720.

The Haymarket Theatre Royal was the venue for premier of Oscar Wilde’s ‘An Ideal Husband’ and ‘A Woman of No Importance.’ The reputation for producing quality productions continues through to today- with some of the world finest and most celebrated actors and actresses treading the boards at the Haymarket.

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Contact Details

Address: 18 Suffolk Street SW1Y 4HT

Phone: 020 7930 8800

Website: http://www.trh.co.uk

Email: info@trh.co.uk

Get there by bus: 3, 12,88,6,13,23,139,94,15,159,453,9,29,24,176,14,19,38,87,91,11,53

Get there by tube/train: Charing CrossPiccadilly Circus

Wheelchair Access: Yes

Additional Information: Please contact the Duty Manager or Box Office on arrival. Access is through the side doors on the Haymarket at the front of the building. Exit is by doors either side of the foyer on the Haymarket. Two wheelchair spaces are available at the back of the auditorium. If patrons can transfer from their wheelchair, they are able to book any stalls aisle seat available. There is an adapted toilet on street level at the back of the stalls

Additional Information:

Please contact the Duty Manager or Box Office on arrival. Access is through the side doors on the Haymarket at the front of the building.

Exit is by doors either side of the foyer on the Haymarket. Two wheelchair spaces are available at the back of the auditorium. If patrons can transfer from their wheelchair, they are able to book any stalls aisle seat available.
There is an adapted toilet on street level at the back of the stalls

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