Vaudeville Theatre
The Vaudeville Theatre is the current home of SIX the Musical. It is one of the longest-running shows at the Vaudeville, and is expected to reign over the West End for many more years.
It has a seating capacity of 665.
The Vaudeville Theatre is located on the Strand, near to Covent Garden and Charing Cross in London’s West End. Below you can find information on how to get to the theatre and a map showing the location of the venue.
- Charing Cross (Northern and Bakerloo)
- Embankment (District and Circle)
The Vaudeville is well served by bus routes –
see which buses stop nearby.
The closest mainline station is Charing Cross.
- JustPark at Monument
- JustPark at Trafalgar Square
The bars and auditorium open approximately 45 minutes before the start of each performance.
There are a number of places to dine in the immediate vicinity of the Vaudeville Theatre. A few options are listed below for you to consider before or after your performance:
Ave Mario,
15 Henrietta St,
London WC2E 8QG
Inspired by a Florentine palazzo and decorated with 3,500 bottles, Ave Mario is a flamboyant Covent Garden Italian restaurant perfect for fans of both culinary and aesthetic maximalism.
Bella Italia,
65 Strand,
London WC2N 5LR
Bella Italia Strand is your perfect pitstop for big bowls of pasta, delicious pizza, and all your favourite Italian food. Let every meal feel like a celebration of Italian flavours and good company.
Cinnamon Bazaar,
28 Maiden Lane,
London WC2E 7JS
A modern Indian restaurant mixing Indian heritage with urban London. Spanning breakfast through dinner, Cinnamon Bazaar features pan-Indian, street food style dishes that blend modern cultural influences with classic spices and flavours.
L’ulivo,
409 Strand,
London WC2R 0NS
L’ulivo offers a traditional Italian dining experience in a contemporary environment on the Strand. For over 15 years, L’ulivo has been crafting authentic Italian dishes and serving them to locals and visitors alike.
Sticks’n’Sushi,
11 Henrietta St,
London WC2E 8PY
Japanese restaurant in a Danish “hygge”-inspired setting serving quality sushi, grilled yakitori skewers and a wide range of Japenese-Danish inspired dishes.
SushiDog,
78 Strand,
London WC2R 0DE
Fast-casual eatery serving made-to-order sushi rolls, poke bowls and Asian-inspired salads.
SUSHISAMBA,
35 The Market,
London WC2E 8RF
Located at the famed Opera Terrace atop the historic Grade II-listed Market Building, SUSHISAMBA offers a unique culinary experience, blending Japanese, Brazilian, and Peruvian cuisines with a focus on sharing plates and a lively, theatrical ambiance.
The Real Greek,
397 Strand,
London WC2R 0LP
The Real Greek‘s food is all about sharing. With good, honest flavours, and fresh cooking, the menu is based on the delicious and healthy diet of the Eastern Mediterranean and includes favourites such as mezes, souvlaki and gyros.
Please note that food and drink details are provided for information only and do not constitute a recommendation from Nimax Theatres.
The Vaudeville Theatre opened in 1870, originally staging vaudeville shows and musical revues.
Designed by renowned architect C. J. Phipps in a Romanesque style, the theatre has been rebuilt twice, with each new structure preserving elements of the previous design. The current building dates back to 1926 and still houses early stage mechanisms, including rare thunder drums and lightning sheets.
Notable productions include Stomp!, The Ladykillers, The Duck House, The Importance of Being Earnest, Emilia, and Magic Goes Wrong. The theatre is currently home to the homegrown smash-hit musical SIX.
Since 2003, the Vaudeville Theatre has been owned by Max Weitzenhoffer and, in 2005 became part of Nimax Theatres.
