

About The Venue
The Noel Coward Theatre, originally opened in 1903 as the New Theatre, is a Grade II listed Edwardian Baroque masterpiece designed by W.G.R. Sprague. Renamed the Albery Theatre in 1973 and then the Noel Coward Theatre in 2006, it boasts an ornate interior and an intimate atmosphere. This historic venue has hosted a diverse range of acclaimed productions, maintaining its status as a prominent fixture in London's West End.
Seating
Toilets
Gents: Stalls (front by Box A, rear), Foyer, Grand Circle, Balcony; Ladies: Stalls (rear), Foyer (2 steps up), Grand Circle, Balcony; Accessible: Foyer level, Stalls, next to cloakroom past Royal Circle entrance.
Bars
3 bars: Noël's Bar (Stalls), Lionel's Bar (Royal Circle/Stalls level), Albery Bar (Upper Circle/Grand Circle level).
Cloakroom
Main foyer; £1 per item for coats and small bags.
Box Office
2.5 hours before show until 15 mins after start; remains open between performances on matinee days.
Stage Door
Located in St Martin's Court, behind the theatre. From Leicester Square tube (Exit 1), turn left down the side of Wyndham's Theatre, then down St Martin's Court. The stage door is visible in the courtyard.
Location
Open in MapsSt Martin's Lane, London, WC2N 4AU
Directions
The Noel Coward Theatre is located in the heart of the West End. The nearest Tube stations are Leicester Square (Piccadilly and Northern lines), approximately a 2-minute walk; Charing Cross (Northern and Bakerloo lines, and National Rail services), approximately a 5-minute walk; and Piccadilly Circus (Piccadilly and Bakerloo lines), approximately a 7-minute walk. Numerous bus routes serve the surrounding area, with stops on Charing Cross Road and St Martin's Lane.



