Play · Off-West End
How the Other Half Loves
Three couples, two homes, one laugh-out-loud domestic farce. When Fiona Foster and Bob Phillips are each accused of having an affair by their spouses, they use the innocent and unsuspecting Featherstones as an alibi, dragging them into a web of chaos and confusion.
Buying advice
How to book
How the Other Half Loves closes on 19 September 2026, so this is about the final few performances: book the date you can make now. Peak dates cost only about 7% more.
Ways to pay less
- Over-60s can book seats priced £45.50 to £71.50 for £34.50.
- Groups get the biggest reduction from £34.50 a head.
- Under-30s and students pay from £34.50.
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Where to sit
At the Old Vic, the centre of the Dress Circle gives a magnificent overview, but the extreme sides are uncomfortable. The Stalls are the sweet spot for intimacy, though the rear rows are a gamble, with the overhang and pillars. The Lilian Baylis Circle is the budget level: high, steep and tight. Seats run from £15 to £152.
The Old Vic's own seating guide, level by level, is below.
Staying nearby
The nearest hotels to the Old Vic, for anyone travelling in for a show rather than heading home after it.
- citizenM London Banksideabout 10 min walk
- Native Banksideabout 20 min walk
- St Christopher's Village, London Bridgeabout 20 min walk
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