Lyttelton Theatre

The Lyttelton Theatre is a prominent venue in London, known for its contribution to arts and culture. Belonging to the Royal National Theatre, it's one of the three auditoriums which together host a broad spectrum of performances. The Lyttelton comfortably seats an audience of 890 over two levels, the stalls and circle. Unique for its proscenium arch design, it offers a close connection between audience and performer, providing a traditional atmosphere. Being a part of the Royal National Theatre, the Lyttelton shares all of its modern and efficient facilities, including comfortable seating, superb sight lines, and superior acoustics. The venue is also renowned for hosting productions that are transgressive and boundary-pushing, nurturing new writing and innovative direction. ## How to Get to Lyttelton Theatre Based in South Bank, the theatre is well connected to London's various transport options. Nearest tubes include Waterloo Station, serviced by the Northern, Jubilee, Bakerloo, and Waterloo & City lines. From Waterloo Station, the theatre is just a few minutes walk via Waterloo Bridge. Several bus services also pass close to the theatre, including routes 1, 4, 26, 59, 68, 76, 168, 171, 172, 176, 188, and X68. Driving is not recommended due to limited parking facilities.

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