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About Criterion Theatre - London
Welcome to the Criterion Theatre in London, a storied West End venue dating back to 1874. Set underground, this intimate theatre hosts a range of productions from acclaimed scripts to contemporary shows. With a total capacity of 593 (Stalls 365, Dress Circle 151, Upper Circle 65, and 12 Boxes), the Criterion offers a close-up theatre experience where pillars may affect sightlines from some seats. Accessibility includes lift access from street level loading bay to make your visit easier. Below you’ll find practical details on seating, parking, transport, and nearby hotels and dining to help you secure your tickets with confidence.
Whether you’re catching Titanique, The 39 Steps, or The Comedy About a Bank Robbery, we’ve got you covered with straightforward booking and helpful insider tips. Secure your seats, plan your journey via Piccadilly Circus, and explore comfortable stays and dining within walking distance of this historic London theatre.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Capacity: 593 total (Stalls 365, Dress Circle 151, Upper Circle 65, Boxes 12).
- Address: 218-223 Piccadilly, Piccadilly Circus, London, SW1Y 4XA.
- Venue type: West End theatre, notable for being underground; accessibility via lift from street level loading bay.
- Seating chart: three levels (Stalls, Dress Circle, Upper Circle) with 12 Boxes; pillars can cause restricted views in some seats.
- Parking: car park option via Leicester Square / Whitcomb Street (Q-Park scheme) with theatre ticket validation discounts available.
- Transit: nearest tube is Piccadilly Circus; plan your visit page lists nearby tube and bus routes.
- Nearby hotels: The Cavendish London (81 Jermyn Street), The Dilly (21 Piccadilly), The May Fair Hotel (Stratton Street).
- Notable events hosted: current and past productions include Titanique, The 39 Steps, The Comedy About a Bank Robbery; the theatre has a long history dating to 1874.