Access Guide to London's Theatres

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Adelphi The Strand, WC2E 7NA KING STREET HENRIETTA STREET Adelphi COVENT GARDEN SOUTHAMPTON ST. BURLEIGH TAVISTOCK STREET EXETER STREET ST. STRAND BEDFORD STREET CHANDOS PL. Charing Cross AGAR ST. STRAND JOHN ADAM STREET ROBERT ST. ADAM STREET CARTING LANE SAVOY Victoria Embankment Gardens PLACE SAVOY HILL River Thames VICTORIA EMBNKMT. How to book Tel 020 7379 8443 (wheelchair bookings only) 0870 4030303 (special requirements) Fax 020 7379 8447 Email adelphitheatre@hotmail.com Discounts are available for wheelchair users and their companions Seating Plan Faxback 09069 104 400 Show synopsis available in large print from box office. Venue Details The main entrance has one 15cm step, lower on the left hand side as you face the theatre. A ramp is available. 2 sets of double swing doors. Box Office counter to the right inside the entrance. No steps to Stalls from foyer. 41 steps up to the Dress Circle; 79 to the Upper Circle. Most staircases are highlighted and have handrails on both sides. Theatre open 45 minutes before the performance. Sennheiser infra-red system with 7 headsets. Collect from Box Office. Occassional sign language interpreted performances. 6
Guide dogs are allowed into the auditorium and Front Of House staff are happy to dog-sit (maximum of 2). No steps to Stalls from foyer. 2 spaces for wheelchair users at the back – view slightly restricted. Transfer seating available to any stalls aisle seat. A maximum of 4 wheelchairs can be stored in the cloakroom. Provisions for 4 wheelchair/ scooter transferees per performance – please check when booking. A7–9, A28–30, BB10, 11, 25, 26 and C31 in the Stalls have the most legroom. Adapted toilet by the entrance to the Stalls. Level access to women's toilets in the main entrance foyer and to both men's and women's toilets in the stalls. Men's and women's toilets available in the Dress Circle foyer area. Access to toilets in the Upper Circle involves a number of steps. Jessie Mathews bar down 20 steps from foyer. Vivien Ellis bar has level access from stalls. Dress Circle bar up 30 steps. Upper Circle bar up 63 steps. Limited seating. Drinks can be taken to disabled customers in the auditorium. Covent Garden (400m), Charing Cross/Embankment (300m) Charing Cross (200m) 6, 9, 11, 13, 15, 23, 77A, 91, 139, 176 Single yellow lines and meters behind theatre on Maiden Lane. NCP in Drury Lane and Upper St Martin’s Lane. 7
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