Young Vic Theatre
Current Show: The Collaboration
First preview: 19th February 2022
Booking until: 2nd April 2022
Running time: Awaiting information
Address: 66 The Cut, London SE1 8LZ
Website: www.youngvic.org
Air Conditioning: Yes
Current Owner: The Young Vic Company
General booking
Box Office: +44 (0)20 7922 2922
Discounts, Day seats, Rush tickets & Lotteries
Visit the Young Vic concessions page.
Many of London’s theatres are accessed from below or above street level. If you need to avoid steps, it is advisable to contact the theatre directly by telephone or email as they will be able to advise you on which seats are most easily accessed. Many have specially adapted wheelchair spaces.
Theatres may be able to provide additional facilities for customers with a hearing or visual impairment and some shows may also offer specific, adapted performances. It’s best to check with the venue directly via one of the following methods:
Access Bookings: Call +44 (0)344 482 5137
Email: boxoffice@youngvic.org – more information is available on the Young Vic access for all page.
Society of London Theatre also offers useful information for visitors with a disability or specific access need.
Nearest Tube: Waterloo or Southwark
Buses: Number 1, 168, 171, 172, 176, 188, 68, N1, N171 and N68
Check out Transport for London’s excellent TFL Journey Planner
Luxury: One Aldwych*, 1 Aldwych, London WC2B 4BZ
Mid: Hampton by Hilton London Waterloo, 157 Waterloo Road, London SE1 8XA
Budget: Travelodge London Central Waterloo, 195-203 Waterloo Rd, London SE1 8UX
*We recommend those looking for luxury select a hotel across the river. One Aldwych is a very short taxi ride across Waterloo Bridge, which offers the best night-time views of London anywhere in the city.
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Arthur Lloyd’s Theatre Website offers an encyclopaedic insight into the history of the West End’s theatres.
Theatricalia is a database of past & future theatre productions.
Thisistheatre also offers interesting insights into the history of London’s theatres.
The Theatres Trust offers information and support for our nation’s theatres.
London Theatres by Michael Coveney & Peter Dazeley, is available from Waterstones and Amazon and provides stunning photography and commentary on London’s iconic theatres.