Vaudeville Theatre

I came here in January 2016 for Bill Bailey. I didn't read any reviews before going so had no prior expectations but agree that it's quite small which means you should get a good view of the stage no matter where you sit. I was in the Dress Circle F11 and felt like Bill was really close. It's not spacious but very few theatres in London provide much more than a Ryan Air flight.

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Went here for the first time yesterday to watch an actor I admire - David Suchet - playing the role of Lady Bracknell and what an amazing play it was! Highly recommended.

The theatre is one of the older and smaller theatres in London. We were on the second level, so I didn't really see the level above us. But from what I could see at our level and the stalls is that almost all the seats had... more

This theatre is quite small. I was in row N and so was sat near the back in which usually in any other theatres that would be like the middle of the seats (stalls) but in this theatre was near back as not so many rows. seats covered in red material and was quite comfy. The stage is also small but love the long drop red curtain. Staff helpful and polite. A good theatre though for a more... more

I saw The Importance of Being Earnest at the Vaudeville. I loved the play. The theatre is old but it seemed to be well maintained and clean. There is a very small counter for ordering beverages and snacks on the ground floor and a larger bar with a small lounge area on the 1st floor. My only complaints are that there wasn't much leg room and the size of the restrooms is very inadequate for a... more

Great moderate sized theatre with reasonably comfortable seats and good acoustics. Went there for a comedy show with Rich Hall (AMAZING) and really enjoyed the experience. If a show comes along that you would like to see there, I would definitely suggest it. more