

About The Venue
The Victoria Palace Theatre, opened in 1911 and designed by Frank Matcham, is a magnificent Edwardian Baroque playhouse. It boasts a rich history, evolving from variety shows to grand musicals, and underwent a significant refurbishment for its current resident production. The theatre exudes a grand and elegant atmosphere, with its opulent interiors reflecting its architectural heritage and providing a luxurious setting for theatre-goers.
Seating
Toilets
Toilets on all levels (Stalls, Royal Circle, Upper Circle). Adapted toilet at rear of Stalls; second access toilet in Pavlova's Bar.
Bars
5 bars: Foyer Bar, Rear Stalls Bar, two Dress Circle bars, Grand Circle bar. Pavlova's Bar also available.
Cloakroom
Main foyer; accepts coats and small bags for a small charge (approx. £1 per item). Large bags/suitcases not accepted.
Box Office
2.5 hours before show until 15 mins after curtain up. Remains open between performances on matinee days.
Location
Open in MapsVictoria Palace Theatre, Victoria Street, London, SW1E 5EA
Directions
The Victoria Palace Theatre is conveniently located directly opposite Victoria Station. The nearest Tube and Overground station is Victoria, served by the Victoria, District, and Circle lines. Numerous bus routes also stop at Victoria Bus Station, which is adjacent to the theatre.

