How many seats are at the Criterion Theatre?

There are 588 seats at the Criterion Theatre across the three levels of its auditorium.

Are there accessible seats at the Criterion Theatre?

Due to the theatre being below street level step free access to the auditorium is only available to the Upper Circle, with the Dress Circle being one further level down, the Stalls three levels below Jermyn Street level and four floors below Piccadilly Circus. The building is a Grade II listed building and therefore does not have a lift. There are 23 steps from the main entrance down to the Upper Circle, 32 steps down to the Dress Circle and 54 to the Stalls. Although there are still some steps, alternative access via the fire exit stairways via Jermyn Street is available upon request. There is one accessible toilet in the theatre which is located on the Upper Circle level. The theatre offers a hearing loop system and British Sign Language and Relaxed Performances appear as a regular occurrence in the theatre's programme.

What shows are on at the Criterion Theatre?

The Criterion Theatre is currently the home to the critically acclaimed British rom-com Two Strangers (Carry A Cake Across New York).

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