Sadler's Wells Theatre in London: photos, reviews

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Sadler's Wells Theatre in London offers a delightful escape for dance enthusiasts and casual visitors alike. This medium-sized venue, celebrated with a 4.7 Google rating, is renowned for its diverse and innovative dance performances, making every visit a memorable experience. Conveniently situated with straightforward directions from Angel Tube station, it's an accessible spot for all, featuring wheelchair-accessible entrances and accommodating payments via credit and debit card. The seating arrangement ensures excellent views throughout, enhancing the experience with impressive acoustics. With efficient and friendly staff, Sadler's Wells is an extraordinary choice for those seeking quality entertainment in a welcoming atmosphere.

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Wheelchair accessible, Suitable for children, Payment by credit card, Payment by debit card, Wheelchair accessible entrance

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The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Farringdon

Train station 1.05 km walk

Finsbury Town Hall (Stop UD)

Bus stop 306 m walk

Penton Street / Chapel Market

Bus stop 374 m walk

Rosebery Avenue /Sadlers Wells (Stop UL)

Bus stop 78 m walk

City University (Stop UK)

Bus stop 260 m walk

4.7

based on 5,336 reviews

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4.7/5 5,336 reviews

Brads angling adventures (Brad)

Myself and my partner went to sadlers wells theatre today to see The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe and WOW we were both totally blown away by the performance being as it’s a smaller theatre and probably a smaller budget show I would say it was better that Phantom of the Opera I think if this show was at a top west end theatre then it would definitely give all the big long running shows a run for their money The performance, the props, the music, the script and the performers themselves were second to none considering some of the performers were actually playing musical instruments while performing it was absolutely amazing and I would happily go back and see it again and everyone involved deserves a massive congratulations The venue it’s self is very easy to get to and also offers pre booked parking in its 15 space car park to anyone over 65, a member of their Access for All Scheme or a Blue Badge holder it costs £6 for over 65s and is free for Access for All Scheme members and Blue Badge holders. It’s quite a modern theatre which is fully accessible with lift and level access to the auditoriums, bars and café and also a audio loop system and visual guide The staff there were very friendly and helpful and drinks and snacks from the bar were very reasonably priced, everywhere in the theatre including the toilets was very clean and I thought the seating was very well laid out

Grace Marquez-Gately

I had a fantastic experience here watching The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe which exceeded my expectations! I sat in the second circle; To be precise, I sat in seat N30 which is a single seat, distinct from the others, on the left side of the circle. When booking my ticket online, I was cautioned that this seat had a restricted view but this was not the case at all. In fact, I had a brilliant view of the stage despite being so high up. On top of this, I had plenty of leg room as well as additional room to place my belongings. If you are planning on visiting alone then I would definitely recommend considering sitting here.

Brian Blandford

Wonderful dance/theatre from Ballet Rambert

Sadler's Wells Theatre in London

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