Staff was super lovely! I went to see the Playboy of the Western World and loved it. The seats were quite comfy. The venue was quite spacious and you can tell that they also care about accessibility. WiFi was available and was a little slow to start but then worked fine. Overall I really enjoyed visiting the theatre
This is a nice theatre to see productions. It's not too big or small, so that there can still be a good range of shows which feature a nice variety.
Saw Inter Alia, which I cannot recommend more. Absolutely fantastic. The Theatre was well organised, and had a good drinks and snacks selection at the Bar.
Part of The National Theatre complex. Large auditorium with raked floor and large stag Staff. Helpful and friendly. Show. Here We Are. An excellent musical play. Stand performance amongst an excellent cast for me is Tracie Bennett. Saw Inter alia with Rosamund Pike etc al. An excellent play about a female judge who has to manage work and home and the parental relationship with son and spousal relationship where she is the more successful. Rosamund Pike occupies the stage through and never falters. From the pen of Suzie Miller, without giving the ending the plan is about moral truth and legal truth. Must see.
One of my fave places in one of my fave London areas. Admittedly the show itself wasn’t my favourite but the experience was brilliant. If you are coming to see something at this theatre, come early and spend the day! There is space to work with your laptop, plenty to eat, good toilet facilities, and beautiful views and lots to see outside. Staff are very friendly and helpful too. Accessibility aids are visible and easy to get hold of. The shop is great too. They have some books that I haven’t seen elsewhere and I got some honey from their very own bees!
Phaedra. Circle Row C had an excellent view. Crowded at the NT but also excitingly buzzy.
The best play I've seen in years! Fabulous script and exceptional acting. Hilarious, though whilst dealing with deep and complex issues in life. A must see.
The medium-sized one of the National Theatre's three auditorium, small enough and raked enough to give a good view from everywhere with no intruding pillars. Very nice venue, and the NT has nice cafes, bars and shops.
Had a lovely evening at the theatre with my friends to see "Blues For An Alabama Sky" & had a great time. The only complaint I have, was that the air conditioning made it extremely cold to a point where I was shivering, even after wearing my coat. At a certain point I couldn't wait to leave due to the cold. Overall though the show itself was lovely.
I was in row c and the view for this show was great..the seats are a bit narrower but fine..the show was brilliant, such a good theme and so well done..the Littleton theatre is the medium sized one at the National..a great place!!
Lyttelton Theatre is located at Upper Ground, London SE1 9PX, UK
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