Soho Theatre
Venue Information
- How to book (Phone)
- 020 7478 0100
- [email protected]
- Guide dogs
- Guide dogs can either be brought into the auditorium or left with Soho Theatre Staff. The theatre can accommodate 2 guide dogs per performance.
- Wheelchairs
- 2 x Wheelchair spaces available per performance in both theatres
- Sound amplification
- Sennheiser Infrared (Theatre) Induction Loop (Theatre Upstairs & Downstairs)
- Audio description
- Slight slope through entrance on Dean Street into foyer through automatic double doors opening outwards. Box Office and information desk on left with lowered counters. Lift, with voice announcements and Braille signage, to all levels just beyond Box Office on left. Else 18 steps to level 1, 36 to level 2 and 53 to level 3 - all highlighted with handrails on either side.
- Street to foyer
- Level access
- Foyer to seat
- 36 steps to 1st Floor, 17 to Theatre Upstairs, 17 steps down to Theatre Downstairs
- Level access
- Foyer Bar & Box Office
- Lift / stair lift / ramp
- Lift to all floors. Lift to Studio 2 & Studio Bar. Stair lift to Studio 1
- Bars
- Fully licensed bar on the ground floor serving food and drinks
- Toilets
- Mens and Womens throughout. Disabled toilets on Ground Floor, 2nd Floor and 3rd Floor
- Parking
- Air conditioning
- Yes
- Accepts Theatre Tokens
- Yes
Bang in the heart of London’s vibrant West End lies Soho Theatre. While hosting productions, the venue also plays a large role in the writing of new plays and is home to a significant writers’ development programme. With a programme spanning theatre, comedy, cabaret and writers’ events and home to a lively bar, Soho Theatre is one of the most vibrant venues on London’s cultural scene.
The Soho Theatre Company has a history which stretches beyond the foundation of this theatre. It was formed in 1969 and performed at a venue in Compton Street. After a period of migrating between different theatres, the company moved to its present location in 2000. The purpose-built venue allows for both theatre performances and cabaret.
Soho Theatre owns its own Central London venue housing the intimate 150-seat Soho Theatre, a 90-seat Soho Upstairs and a cabaret space, Soho Downstairs. Under the joint leadership of Soho’s Artistic Director Steve Marmion and Executive Director Mark Godfrey, Soho Theatre now welcomes 167,000 people a year.