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There are three bars at The Garrick Theatre. Also available are confectionery, sandwiches and snacks.
Guide dogs allowed in box. Staff will dog sit. Concession price available for disabled theatregoer and 1 companion. Accessible to a wheelchair user able to walk short distances and up a few steps. Induction Loop or Infra-red sound amplification.
Parking closest for The Garrick Theatre is at MasterPark in Poland Street. NCP in Newport Place, Wardour Street, Denman Street, St Martin's Lane and Lexington Street.
Leicester Square is the nearest tube station to The Garrick Theatre.
Charing Cross is the closest National Railway station to The Garrick Theatre. London Victoria and Waterloo are also not too far by bus, tube or taxi.
Bus Routes: 3, 6, 9, 12, 13, 15, 24, 29, 30
2, Charing Cross Road, London, WC2H 0HH Click Here for Garrick Theatre Map Garrick Theatre Seating Plan	Theatre
The Garrick Theatre London The Garrick Theatre was designed by Walter Emden, with CJ Phipps brought in as a consultant to assist with the planning on this awkward site, which included a below ground river. In the first place the theatre had 800 seats on 4 levels, but the gallery (top) level has since been closed down and the seating capacity reduced to 656. The beautiful gold leaf auditorium was restored in 1986 by the stage designer Carl Toms and in 1997 the front facade had a face lift. The theatre has mostly been connected with comedies or comedy-dramas. Modern productions include a No Sex Please We're British, which then afterwards transferred to the Duchess Theatre in August 1986. On 24th October 1995 the Royal National Theatre's multi-award winning production of JB Priestly's An Inspector Calls opened here, having played prosperous seasons at the RNT's Lyttelton and Olivier theatres as well as the Aldwych Theatre and a season on Broadway.