Experiencing the Magic of Lyttelton Theatre
Discover the vibrant world of theatre at Lyttelton Theatre, a cornerstone of London's performing arts, nestled by the River Thames.
The Lyttelton Theatre, part of the renowned National Theatre, is a celebrated hub for performing arts in London. This striking venue boasts a modern architectural design that perfectly complements its innovative programming. Visitors are greeted by an inviting atmosphere where world-class performances come to life on stage. The theatre presents a diverse range of productions, from timeless classics to contemporary works, ensuring that there is something for everyone. As you step inside, you’ll find that the Lyttelton Theatre is more than just a performance space; it's a cultural experience. The theatre's interior is designed to enhance the audience's engagement with the performances, featuring comfortable seating and excellent sightlines. Whether you're a seasoned theatre-goer or a first-time visitor, the Lyttelton Theatre offers a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the artistry of live performance. Located along the picturesque Upper Ground, the theatre is easily accessible and is surrounded by a vibrant area rich in dining and leisure options. Before or after your show, take a leisurely stroll along the Thames or enjoy a meal at one of the nearby restaurants. With its deep connection to London's artistic heritage, a visit to the Lyttelton Theatre is sure to be a highlight of your journey.
Local tips
- Book tickets in advance to secure the best seats and avoid disappointment.
- Check the schedule as the theatre often showcases a mix of classic and contemporary productions.
- Arrive early to explore the theatre's beautiful surroundings and grab a drink at the bar.
- Consider attending a matinee performance for a more relaxed experience.
- Look out for special events and Q&A sessions with actors and directors after certain performances.
A brief summary to Lyttelton Theatre
- Upper Ground, London, SE1 9PX, GB
- Visit website
Getting There
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Car
If you're driving from Sutherland, start by getting onto the A9. Follow the A9 south towards Inverness, then merge onto the A82. Continue south until you reach the A1. Take the A1 heading south and follow signs for London. Once you approach London, merge onto the A3 towards Central London. Follow the signs for the South Bank area. The Lyttelton Theatre is located at Upper Ground, London SE1 9PX. Look for parking options nearby, as some areas may require payment. Expect parking fees to range from £2 to £4 per hour.
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Train
To reach the Lyttelton Theatre via train, head to the nearest train station in Sutherland and take a train towards London. You may need to change trains, typically at major stations like Edinburgh or Glasgow. Once you arrive at London Waterloo station, it's a short walk to the theatre. Exit Waterloo station and head towards York Road, then take a left onto Upper Ground. The Lyttelton Theatre will be on your right. Train tickets can vary in price, expect to pay between £30 and £100 depending on the time of booking and the class of travel.
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Bus
For a bus option, you can take a local bus from Sutherland to the nearest major bus station that provides services to London. Once you arrive in London, the best route to the Lyttelton Theatre is to take a local bus or the London Underground. If you choose the Underground, take the Northern Line from your nearest station to Waterloo. After exiting at Waterloo, walk towards Upper Ground. The theatre will be on your right. Bus fares within London are typically around £1.50 per journey.
Attractions Nearby to Lyttelton Theatre
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National Theatre garden terrace
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National Theatre
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BFI Southbank
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London Pride
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Southbank Book Market
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Purcell Room
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Queen Elizabeth Hall
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Southbank Skate Space
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Southbank Centre
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Southbank Centre Food Market
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Royal Festival Hall
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BFI IMAX
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Southbank (River Thames South) Walkpath.
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Soutbank Centre Riverside Stage
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Trinity Church London
Landmarks nearby to Lyttelton Theatre
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Southbank Boardwalk
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30 The Queen's Walk
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Victoria Embankment
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South Bank Community Area
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Temple Station
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King's Reach commemoration memorial
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Roupell St
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Richard D’Oyly Carte Monument
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Henry Fawcett Monument
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Major-General Lord Cheylesmore Monument
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lastminute.com London Eye
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Embankment station
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Monument Queen Victoria
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National Trust - Strand Lane "Roman Bath"
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The Old Watch House