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Venues

Norwich Theatre Playhouse

Norwich Theatre Playhouse

Getting There

By Car The closest car park is St Andrews multi-storey car park, which has 52 blue badge spaces.

By Bus/Train Regular buses and trains run to Norwich from locations around Norfolk and from outside the county. The Theatre site is roughly 15 minutes walk from both Norwich Bus Station and Norwich Train Station.

Accessibility

Step free access is available to row G in the auditorium and to rows R & T via the platform lift. All other rows do require guests to use stairs inside the auditorium.

The platform lift in the Playhouse Foyer can be used to take guests using wheelchairs or mobility aids to the upper gallery. Access to our wheelchair spaces in row T is via the upper gallery.

The Playhouse lift has a maximum weight capacity of 300 kg and the platform size is approximately 800 x 1,250 mm. The lift will be operated for you by a trained member of staff.

Seat Dimensions

We have two types of seat at the Playhouse: The Balcony and Main Auditorium.

The Balcony seats are roughly 440mm wide between the arms with a seat pad width of 420mm and leg room of 330mm. Arms rests either side cannot be removed.

The Main Auditorium are roughly 460mm wide between the arms with a seat pad width of 430mm and Leg room of 250mm. Arms rests either side cannot be removed.

Toilets

There are two accessible and gender neutral toilet facilities. One is located on the ground floor off the bar terrace and the other is located on the upper gallery on the first floor.

 

Norwich Playhouse, Saint Georges Street, Norwich, UK

01603 598598

Accessibility Information

  • Assistance dog
  • Induction loop/infrared system
  • Internal lift
  • Level entrance
  • Wheelchair-accessible toilet
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