Young Vic Theatre

The Young Vic opened in 1970 as a place in which younger directors, designers, actors, writers and technicians could work alongside the world’s great theatre artists to present exciting productions at the lowest possible seat prices.
Low prices were in part possible because of the intimate auditorium, built cheaply with a rough, light-industrial feel. This was all party of a dream of creating the inclusive, class-free society to which its originators aspired.
Over the last forty years, the company has established a powerful reputation at home and abroad. In particular, the Young Vic has begun to be recognised as the major theatre in this country in which young directors can develop and practise their art.

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Contact Details

Address: The Cut SE1 8NB

Phone: 0870 060 6628

Website: http://www.oldvictheatre.com/,http://www.oldvictheatre.com/

Email: enquiries@oldvictheatre.com

Get there by bus: 1,168,68,171,172,176,188,59,4,26,139,211,63,100,45,521,507,12,344,381,159,363,468,360.

Get there by tube/train: Waterloo.

Wheelchair Access: Yes

Additional Information: There is a space for wheelchair users in the Stalls. Please inform the box office at the time of booking if you require a wheelchair space. When you arrive at the Theatre, please make yourself known to a member of the front-of-house team (there’s always someone at the main entrance from at least an hour before the performance). They will escort you to the Webber Street side of the building where there is ramped access leading directly into the Stalls. Entry to the auditorium is not possible until approximately half an hour before the start of the performance. There is an adapted toilet close to this entrance.There is a disabled parking bay available on Webber Street. Please note, although the theatre is accessible to see a performance, all other arias have restricted access.

Additional Information:

There is a space for wheelchair users in the Stalls. Please inform the box office at the time of booking if you require a wheelchair space. When you arrive at the Theatre, please make yourself known to a member of the front-of-house team (there’s always someone at the main entrance from at least an hour before the performance). They will escort you to the Webber Street side of the building where there is ramped access leading directly into the Stalls. Entry to the auditorium is not possible until approximately half an hour before the start of the performance. There is an adapted toilet close to this entrance.There is a disabled parking bay available on Webber Street.
Please note, although the theatre is accessible to see a performance, all other arias have restricted access.

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