Apollo Victoria Theatre Theater

Address: 17 Wilton Rd, London SW1V 1AA, United Kingdom

Website: https://www.apollovictoria.com/

Admission: Ticket prices vary by show; typical range £20-£80.

The Apollo Victoria Theatre is a West End theatre on Wilton Road in the Victoria district of London, opened in 1930. It is a listed theatre with a large single-auditorium layout and a long history of commercial musical theatre.

Built and opened in 1930 as a cinema and variety theatre, it later converted fully to a theatre venue and has hosted successive major West End productions since the mid 20th century. From 2006 the theatre has been home to a long-running commercial musical production.

The theatre stands on Wilton Road in the Victoria area of central London, a short walk from Victoria Station and adjacent transport connections.

• Long-running show: The current long-running musical production at the theatre opened in 2006 and has occupied the venue continuously since then.
• Capacity and status: The building is a listed West End theatre with a seating capacity of around 2,328, making it one of the larger single-auditorium theatres in Victoria.

What to See#

• Auditorium: The auditorium seats approximately 2,328 and retains a large proscenium stage suitable for major West End musicals and touring productions.
• Foyers and entrance: The theatre includes a vestibule and foyer spaces on Wilton Road that date from the original 1930 build and are part of the listed interior.

Nearest Tube: Victoria (Victoria, District and Circle lines) or Pimlico (Victoria Line). Major coach and rail connections at nearby Victoria Station; short walk from the station.

• Use Victoria Coach Station or nearby Tube stops (Pimlico, Victoria) for easy access; arrive early to avoid queues.
• The theatre has limited bar seating in the stalls-buy drinks during interval to avoid missing curtain calls.