Trafalgar Theatre, a West End gem with over 90 years of history, first opened its doors as the Whitehall Theatre on September 29, 1930. Built on the site of the former 'Ye Old Ship Tavern,' this Grade II listed venue has hosted iconic productions like Sweeney Todd, Jane Eyre, and A Christmas Carol. After a major restoration in 2021, the theatre now shines in its original heritage design.
Venue details
Address: 14 Whitehall, London SW1A 2DY, United Kingdom
Opened: 1930
Seating capacity: 629
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Stalls: Seating near the stage
Dress Circle: The Dress Circle features seats in a single block right behind the Stalls
Stage Seating: Best seats in the house
Practical information
Accessibility
Seating: Accessible seating is available at the Stalls.
Access: The theater is wheelchai accessible. The lift gives access to the Stalls level while the Dress Circle is only accessible via stairs.
Accessible toilets: Accessible toilets are available at the Stalls Bar.
Access devices: Devices such as Induction Loop Necklace and headsets are available.
Accessible performances: The theater hosts BSL, captioned, audio described and relaxed performances which are tailored for sensory needs.
Guide dogs: All service animals are welcome at the theater.
Available facilities
Bars: The Foyer Bar is located in the Foyer next to the Box Office. The more spacious Stalls Bar has extra seating and is located on the basement level.
Kiosks: The theater has beverages, confectionery, icecream and programmes on sale next to the box office before all performances.
Cloakroom: The theater has a cloakroom.
Washrooms: Available for both men and women on every level.
Handy tips
- Arrive early: To ensure you have enough time to be seated comfortably, arrive at least 30 minutes prior to the scheduled time. Late-comers may have to wait for the next suitable break for entry.
- Getting around: The theater is situated in the heart of London's West End, surrounded by iconic landmarks like Trafalgar Square, home to the National Gallery and Nelson's Column. Covent Garden, renowned for its shops, restaurants, and street performances, is nearby, as is the bustling Leicester Square, famous for cinemas and entertainment.
Getting there
Tube: Finsbury Park is conveniently situated on the Victoria and Piccadilly lines, including the new weekend Night Tube service, with a mere 5-minute commute from Kings Cross and an 11-minute journey from Oxford Circus.
Bus: Finsbury Park is well-connected by regular bus services from various locations, including Camden, Highgate, Hampstead, Islington, Muswell Hill, Stoke Newington, and more.
Train: Finsbury Park is a brief 9-minute journey from Old Street and 11 minutes from Moorgate. Our location provides convenient access to areas in Hertfordshire, with just a 25-minute commute from Hitchin and a mere 35 minutes from Welwyn Garden City and Hertford North.
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Tube: The Charing Cross and Embankment (Northern and Bakerloo) stations are within 5 minute's walk of the theatre.
Bus: Take buses 3, 11, 12, 24, 53, 77a, 88, 91, 139, 159, or 453 to reach Trafalgar Theater.