Victoria Palace Theatre

Beautiful venue, amazingly friendly and helpful staff. Interior layout not entirely wheelchair friendly, but we expect that with older buildings. We needed wheelchair access, which was at the side of the building, so a member of staff grabbed her umbrella and walked us round there in the rain, and seemed happy to do it. If course, it helps that the show was Hamilton - absolutely wonderful!

I saw Hamilton here in February 2026. Upon arrival for the show someone was in our seats, and the staff present gladly helped sort the situation so we could take a seat before the show started. Comfortable seating in the stalls (I'm 6'3"). I appreciate the free cups of water that are available. I didn't wanna miss my shot for that. If you are young, scrappy and hungry, there is a cool selection of food to eat too. When I told people of my experience here they said it must be nice. The venue is kept in good condition, and amazing sounds for the play overall.

The theatre is beautiful and the staff are wonderful. They saw immediately that I had mobility issues and escorted me into the theatre, orientated me and then told me to ask of i needed anything. Hamilton was of course excellent Alex Sawyer is one of the best Hamiltons. The merchandise is very pricy, but the drinks at least were reasonable.

We had an excellent experience when going to see Hamilton at the Victoria Palace theatre. Our seats were at the back of the Royal Circle - and had abundant leg room and easy access to the toilets if needed. While the stage wasn’t obstructed, the balcony above was in our field of view, and not every member of our party appreciated that. However, given how comfortable the seating was, I felt we had great value for the location we were in. The show was excellent and the staff were helpful and communicated well before we arrived and at the theatre. It was interesting to see how the audience reacted, having seen the show in Canada, the US and now the UK. The UK audience was definitely the least reactive to key moments in the show, compared to when I saw it both times in North America, though, as expected, they responded with great enthusiasm to the role of the king (who, of course, provides great comedy to the show). Overall, an excellent experience. Note: theatre does lack accessibility.

I went to see the musical Hamilton and it was wonderful! One of the best musical i've seen so far! The actors were amazing and the theater in itself is beautiful. I strongly recommend to go see this musical even if you're not a fan of theater, it's an incredible experience!!

It is a stunning looking theatre with small foyer area. There is a small cloakroom by the entrance doors. We sat in the Royal Circle to watch Hamilton. Seats were good, it allowed us good leg movement. We loved watching the show. The theatrics and actors were awesome. It would had been better if the people behind us were not been singing time to time.

The Victoria Palace building is relatively young. In its current form, it was constructed only in 1911. However, the history of this location as a "temple of music" dates back to 1863. That year, a hotel with a tavern that stood on the site was purchased and transformed into a music hall. Initially, the new venue struggled - the performances were considered frivolous, and audiences were sparse. This was despite the fact that the opening event featured Anna Pavlova, the leading ballet star of the era. Then, in 1934, the theatre staged the play Young England - apparently an overly sentimental, patriotic piece. It was so bad that it became a meme, drawing crowds who attended in droves, genuinely cheering on the actors from the audience. And that's when Victoria’s fortunes turned around! Over time, the theatre hosted various plays, and since 1991, it has focused on musicals. The theatre truly looks like a palace. Gold leaf, mirrors, Art Nouveau doors, and carpets all evoke the early 20th century. Upon entering, you will find a space where you can purchase drinks. They are served in glass if you plan to drink them before entering the auditorium, or in plastic if you wish to take them inside. Coat check is available, but for a fee — one pound. As a result, many people simply enter the auditorium in their outerwear, placing it on their seat. Seating in the foyer is limited, but pleasant enough to stand and enjoy the ambience. Programmes are sold in the foyer; you can also buy them inside the auditorium. If you purchase a box, you can order food and drinks directly there. This is convenient, though the downside is a limited view (you won't see the upper half of the stage). And now - coming to the show. Hamilton. My favorite Hamilton -) Hamilton has been running at Victoria Palace since 2017. The show was excellent. The music is original, and the cast (for the most part) is strong. I would be glad to see the show again. And again. And again -) Our performance was completely sold out, so I recommend booking tickets well in advance. The souvenir shop is located in the basement, it offers a dedicated space for merchandise. The variety and creativity of the souvenirs were impressive (for example, selling branded Hamilton clothing for babies ("I'm young, scrappy and hungry") is a great touch). The theatre is conveniently located just a three‑minute walk from the nearest metro station. So, a great place. No, rather a great room where it happens -))

Beautiful theatre. Had wonderful experience watching Hamilton there. Beautiful spacious theatre. I really liked that they have enough room and sitting area in their bars. So convenient unlike other theatres.