Lovely old theatre. Modern entrance. Theatre is beautiful well worth a visit and taking in a show. Staff were lovely.
We went to watch the six musical. My daughter loved it! The theater is massive! Pick your seat wisely..we had the seats at the top at the back I didn't expect it to be so high..I got a bit anxious about it but it was fine. The seats are a bit dated and needing a bit of a refresh but all in all was a good theater and show.
Great evening out seeing Six. Sat in the upper circle where we had a good view of the stage. Leg room was okay, seat cushions very comfortable. Felt fine for an 80 minute single act show. Everyone friendly and helpful.
The theatre was easy to get into to, button operated door. The only issue I encountered was the disabled toilet in the foyer corridor was very hard to get into. It was a narrow corridor and the door opened out into the corridor. I had to wheel past the door turn face on open pull the door and wheel backwards to pull door back against the wall. As there wasn't enough room to open door and stay facing the opening then wheel in while pulling the door from fully against the wall to closed. Then do the same to get out, while trying not to hit other patrons. Another wheelchair user had to drive about a meter forward so I could open the door fully to get out, they then had to reverse into the toilet as had to room to turn around. The toilet right beside the seats was fantastic, very spacious and room to maneuver the door. The staff were brilliant at helping me find my space and offering assistance with doors and where things were. My seat had an amazing view, was on a slightly raised platform so I could see above everyone's heads. If you're going to see the lion the witch and the wardrobe, you will love it. Would recommend this theatre for wheelchair users, very accesible. Jut use the toilet near the seats for easier use.
A beautiful theatre with a recently revamped cafe bar, The Terrace. Ornate internal architecture & comfy seats. There are no restricted viewing areas. I went to see The Girl from the North Country, a play using the songs of Bob Dylan, which was moving & emotional. I've been visiting this theatre for over 40 years & never had a bad experience.
Friendly FoH team, in and to our seats without any issue, and out again at end of performance easily. First time back since COVID, and was good to be back.
What an experience, my first time ever at His Majesty's theatre did not disappoint. Went to see the production Joseph and the technicolour dreamcoat. What a delight, the staff were friendly, the arena was spacious and comfortable. The merch stand was right by the main entrance which was handy and ofcourse the bar staff were quick and experienced. I enjoyed it alot and even got a wee booklet full of all the other performances they are planning throughout the year.
Great evening at this beautiful gem in Aberdeen. Worth going just to see the building but play was very funny too. Comedy version of an old classic. Well worth a visit. Modern extension containing a good restaurant/coffee shop too.
His Majesty's Theatre is located at Rosemount Viaduct, Aberdeen AB25 1GL, UK
You can contact His Majesty's Theatre at +44 1224 641122
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