Adelphi Theatre

The auditorium has three levels: Stalls, Dress Circle, and Upper Circle.

• Stalls: The overhang of the Dress Circle affects the view of the top of the stage from Row P onwards.
• Dress Circle: Patrons may miss action at the top and front of the stage in Row N due to the shallow rake of the seats in front and the overhang of the Upper Circle.
• Upper Circle: Set fairly high in this theatre, though not as far from the stage as in other theatres.

• Tube: The nearest underground stations are Covent Garden (Piccadilly line), Charing Cross (Northern line), and Embankment (Bakerloo, Circle, District and Northern lines).
• Train: The nearest mainline station is Charing Cross, which offers step-free access to the trains.
• Bus: The nearest bus stops are serviced by numbers 6, 9, 11, 13, 15, 23, 87, 91, 139, and 176.
• Car: The nearest car parks are located in Covent Garden and Leicester Square. Blue Badge parking bays are available on John Adam Street, Henrietta Street, and William IV Street.
• Rideshare: Rideshare services such as Uber, Bolt, and FreeNow are available in London for convenient drop-off and pick-up near the theatre.
• Cycle: Santander Cycle Hire, Lime, Human Forest, and Tier bikes are available 24/7, all year round. Simply pick up a bike, ride to your destination, and return it.

Wheelchair access

• Wheelchair access is available via a ramp on the right side of the main entrance. Dedicated wheelchair spaces are in Row X of the Stalls, with transferable seating available at either end of Row J.
• Accessible toilets are located at ground level off the main foyer.

Vision and hearing enhancements

• The theatre provides an Infra-Red audio enhancement system. Headsets and hearing aid loops are available from the Cloakroom in the main foyer.
• The GalaPro app offers closed captioning and audio description.

Assistance

• Assistance dogs are welcome in the auditorium or can be looked after by staff during the performance.
• Trained access hosts are available to assist patrons with specific requirements throughout the visit.

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• L'Ulivo: Enjoy authentic Italian cuisine, offering a variety of pasta, pizza, and classic Italian dishes in a cosy setting.
• The Porterhouse: A large pub known for its extensive selection of beers from around the world, as well as hearty pub fare.
• Ave Mario: A vibrant Italian restaurant with a lively atmosphere, serving delicious pasta, pizzas, and innovative Italian dishes.
• SushiSamba: Experience a fusion of Japanese, Brazilian, and Peruvian cuisine with stunning views of London from the top floor.
• Chez Antoinette: A charming French bistro offering a delightful menu of French classics and a selection of wines in a relaxed setting.

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Drinks and snacks are available from the four licensed bars: Foyer Bar, Foyer Kiosk, Merchandise Kiosk (all located in the foyer), and the Vivian Ellis Bar, which can be founded in the Stalls.

• Bars: Four licensed bars are available: Foyer Bar, Foyer Kiosk, Merchandise Kiosk (all located in the foyer), and the Vivian Ellis Bar, which can be founded in theStalls. All have step-free access.
• Toilets: Accessible toilets are located at ground level off the main foyer. Standard toilets are available in the Stalls auditorium.
• Cloakroom: The cloakroom accepts coats and small bags for a fee. Larger bags and suitcases are not accepted.

The Adelphi Theatre is located on the Strand, a major thoroughfare in central London known for its theatres, historic landmarks, and vibrant atmosphere.

Nearby:

• Covent Garden Market: A historic market offering shops, dining, and street performers.
• London Transport Museum: A museum dedicated to the history of London's transport system.
• Victoria Embankment Gardens: A peaceful garden area perfect for a stroll before or after a matinee show.
• Somerset House: A major arts and cultural centre with a variety of exhibitions and events.
• The Thames: A stone’s throw from the winding River Thames, home to a network of famous bridges, the London Eye, Big Ben, and the Houses of Parliament.

• Arrive early: Plan to arrive about 30 minutes before the show starts to allow time for security checks, finding your seat, and exploring the theatre.
• Stage door: For a chance to get autographs and photos with the cast, head to the stage door after the performance. It's located at the rear of the theatre, on Maiden Ln. Please note that cast members are not required to appear at the stage door, and meeting them is not guaranteed.
• Merchandise: Visit the merchandise stands inside the theatre for exclusive show-related items like T-shirts, mugs, posters, and cast recordings. Consider purchasing items before the show or during intermission to avoid post-show crowds.
• Photography opportunities: While photography is not allowed during the performance, photos can be taken in the lobby and other public areas before the show starts.