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The Piccadilly Theatre is part of Ambassador Theatre Group and currently home to Annie. At it's grand opening on 27th April 1928 the Piccadilly Theatre was one of the largest theatres to be built in London: as its souvenir brochure claimed, 'If all the bricks used in the building were laid in a straight line, they would stretch from London to Paris.' In recent years the Piccadilly has housed critically acclaimed productions of Jersey Boys, Guys and Dolls starring Ewan McGregor, Grease, Ghost the Musical, the world premier of Viva Forever!, as well as Dirty Dancing.

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Disabled Access Information Provided by The Piccadilly Theatre

Disabled Access at The Piccadilly Theatre

There are spaces for 2 wheelchair users per performance, all located in the Royal Circle. Street level access is via Sherwood Street. We can also accommodate transfer seating in Row A, seat 28 in the Royal Circle. Customers who wish to transfer should mention this at time of booking. If you need help with transferring we ask that you bring a companion. Please come to the Box Office on arrival and you will be shown the level access route to these seats. The auditorium opens 30 minutes before the performance. Step free access is available into the Box Office. There is an accessible toilet located next to Box C, in The Royal Circle. The Theatre is equipped with a Sennheiser infra-red sound amplification system. Devices can be collected from the cloakroom. We offer 'Ordertorium' an at your seat delivery service for drinks and refreshments inside the auditorium. The Piccadilly Theatre Visual Story: a visual resource to help prepare visitors for a new experience and to help them become familiar with new surroundings and what to expect is available to download from the access section of our website.

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Toilets features at The Piccadilly Theatre

There is an accessible toilet next to Box C. Ladies and Gents toilets for Stalls seats are 8 steps down from the entrance to the auditorium. In the Royal Circle, the Ladies toilets are 8 steps up from the bar, and the Gents toilets 15 steps down from the bar level and then 7 up. There are 70 steps up to the Grand Circle Bar, with the Ladies on the way up and the Gents at the top.

Accessible toilet

A designated accessible toilet designed for wheelchair users and others with visible and non-visible accessibility requirements is available within the main public areas.