Charing Cross Theatre in London: photos, reviews

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Charing Cross Theatre in London offers a truly intimate experience for theater enthusiasts. Tucked away under the arches near Embankment, this cozy venue combines the charm of a welcoming bar area with the thrill of live performances. Known for its unique shows, like the captivating Mrs. President with its quirky highlights, the theatre draws audiences into its snug atmosphere, enhancing the emotional connection to the performances. Patrons have praised its potential to become a five-star venue, appreciating the chance to be right in the midst of the action due to the proximity of the front row seats. Accessibility is prioritized with wheelchair-friendly entrances, and convenient payment options make it easy for all to enjoy a night of exceptional theater. Despite some simplistic set designs, the talented cast, as seen in productions like Rebecca the Musical, consistently delivers memorable performances that leave a lasting impression.

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Wheelchair accessible, Payment by credit card, Payment by debit card, Wheelchair accessible entrance

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Charing Cross

Train station 46 m walk

Trafalgar Square / Charing Cross Stn (Stop G)

Bus stop 164 m walk

Horse Guards Parade

Bus stop 437 m walk

Embankment (Stop 40c)

Bus stop 232 m walk

Embankment Station

Bus stop 197 m walk

Northumberland Avenue / Trafalgar Square (Stop W)

Bus stop 178 m walk

4.5

based on 835 reviews

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4.5/5 835 reviews

Harry

Our first visit to this theatre and it was very comfortable and all the staff were friendly.

Laurie Miller

We recently (16-Aug-25) attended a performance of ‘Daughter of Time’ while in London for a few days. Its location (a short walk from The Clermont and the Charing Cross station) made it an easy access. The show was a delight to watch, and the venue was charming and quite unique…the rumble of the trains passing overhead were periodically heard. However this in no way detracted from the sound quality or performance of the fine acting cast. The staffed bar adjacent to the theatre provided drinks for purchase during the intermission between acts. It was a very pleasant evening’s entertainment.

Angela Lewis

I enjoyed my first visit to the theatre. It was a nice size and my seat in the balcony was comfortable enough for non theatre style chairs. Lots of leg room as the chairs were movable. Would visit this theatre again.

Charing Cross Theatre in London

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