The Peacock Theatre is a west-end theatre situated in Portugal Street, close to the Aldwych. The venue has a 999-seat capacity and is owned by, and part of the 'London School Of Economics and Political Science' campus who uses the theatre for conferences, open days, public talks, lectures, and political speeches. The university has a long lease with Sadlers Wells, London's principal centre for contemorary dance, and has negotiated a deal to bring in dance companies to the venue under the banner 'Sadler's Wells in the West End'.
The Peacock regularly plays host to performances of dance and ballet, conferences, pop concerts, and award ceremonies. The stage in the venue is approximately 36' by 33'
'Gibbons Tennis Court' first became used as a theatre on this site back in the 17th century and in 1911, the 'London Opera House' was opened here, and became the 'National Theatre of England' three years later. Neither of these ventures were successful and the theatre was eventually sold in 1916, becoming the 'Stoll Theatre'.
London theatre tickets to all performances at the Peacock Theatre are available to book securely online through this website.
FAQ's About Booking Tickets To The Peacock Theatre
Where Are The Best Value Tickets At The Peacock Theatre?
For patrons looking to secure bargains when booking tickets at the Peacock Theatre the seats in the dress circle do consistently offer value for money thanks to the good raking of the seats. There are actually very few seats in the auditorium that feature restrictions so taking advantage of the cheaper options in the theatre's pricing structure can pay dividends. Looking for the cut off rows where the premium seats end and the cheaper seats start is always a good strategy as you will often find seats directly behind or next to each other that have very different price tags despite having more or less the same view of the stage.
Where Are The Best Seats At The Peacock Theatre Located?
Generally speaking, the central seats in the stalls from row D along to row M are considered to be the Premium seats in the venue and offer a clear and totally unobstructed view of the stage. Tickets in the Peacock Theatre in these rows will usually be charged accordingly however so patrons searching for best value for money may want to look at other sections of the theatre such as the first few rows of the stalls or the dress circle that are regularly discounted.