Adelphi Theatre in London's West End

Founded in 1806, the Adelphi Theatre takes pride of place on the Strand as one of the West End’s most notable venues. The building has a distinctive art-deco interior and can seat over 1400 patrons. It is currently home to critically acclaimed musical Back to the Future The Musical

Adelphi Theatre

411-412 Strand, London, WC2R 0NS

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NEAREST TUBE/RAIL STATION:

Charing Cross or Embankment

BUSES

6, 9, 11, 13, 15, 23, 77A, 176.

NEAREST CAR PARKS

Drury Lane and Upper St Martin's Lane

Wheelchair Spaces: There are two wheelchair spaces at the back of the Stalls at the Adelphi Theatre. Transfer seating is also available to any aisle seat in the Stalls.

Disabled Toilets: Yes

Infrared System: There is hearing impaired assistance at the theatre. Infra-red systems are available from the box office.

Guide Dogs: Guide dogs are not allowed in auditorium of the Adelphi Theatre, but staff will look after up to two dogs during the performance.

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What's On

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