Old Vic Theatre

First visit to the Old Vic and we thoroughly enjoyed it. Great view of the stage from our seats and good sound quality too. Easy to get to the bar and plenty of water jugs/glasses available for those that would rather just rehydrate. Toilets easily accessible and no real queues considering the show was a sell out. Would definitely recommend and we will be back.
karen Dunnill - a month ago

Great venue & seen Mary Page Marlowe is a deeply moving piece of theatre — intelligent, compassionate, and brave in its refusal to simplify. Susan Sarandon and Andrea Riseborough anchor the production powerfully, while the ensemble and design amplify the emotional resonance. This is a play that lingers long after you leave: not because it ends with a dramatic finale, but because life itself — messy, unplanned, beautiful — still pulses in its echo. If you have the chance, it’s very much worth seeing.
Tristan Myfanwy - a month ago

Called in here for a coffee and to find out more about The Old Vic. It's just around the corner from Waterloo station. The Cut is a wonderful area with really nice restaurants cafes and shops , it has a nice vibe. There is also The Young Vic which I had no idea about just down the road. I will be keeping an eye on what's on in these theatres in future. The staff at The Old Vic were very welcoming. The café inside is well worth a visit.
Julie Smith - 3 months ago

Fabulous theatre! Staff are super attentive too, I had an issue where I was sat and the ushers were quick to help me resolve it. Plenty of loos - love that they’re gender inclusive. Price of merchandise is really affordable too compared to other theatres. The box office staff are really helpful, allowed me to exchange a ticket for credit voucher
Ben Donaghy - 3 months ago

First time visit Staff helpful and friendly. Fine Theatre with Royal creast above the stage. Play: The Brightening Air by Conor McPherson. Another fine tale set in 1980s Ireland. A story of family reunion, secrets and revelations. A must see. Excellent ensemble cast. All outstanding. The Brightening Air is one of two this year at The Old Vic, to be followed by Girl from the North Country. And the Weir at The Harold Pinter. Second play, Mary Parker Marlowe, by Tracey Lett's is biography of his mother in 11 scenes. Rather similar to The Years, however, as the Years told chronology. MPM the vignettes are scuffled. I went as I think Andrea Riseborough is an understated but seller actress. The cast is very good. Front of House and bar and box office staff very good. Very worthwhile seeing, as, as I said Andrea Riseborough is stellar.
Christopher J Keeffe - 2 weeks ago