King’s Cross Theatre

The popular London Westend theatre, King’s Cross Theatre – South Entrance is positioned at King’s Cross Theatre,    London,               N1C 4UR. It is situated close to the King’s Cross Station amidst the busy King’s Cross area. The area has undergone much redevelopment. You can enter the theatre on King’s Boulevard by Battlebridge Place, located just outside King’s Cross tube station. This is stated as the South Entrance to the theatre. It would be advisable not to be confused with the entrance on Goods Way for the other stage.

King’s Cross Theatre is positioned close to one of the biggest railway stations of London. The venue has become a major hub for people who are coming in and out of London or those who want to have some theatrical experience. The venue also features some mind blowing picturesque attractions like the King’s Cross Pond Club which is known for providing stunning and picturesque outdoor swimming in the heart of London.

You can also enjoy trip to the Regent’s Canal known for offering scenic walks, along with innumerable eating and drinking spots. The famous Granary Square is immensely popular amongst the visitors.

For those who are planning to visit the theatre, King’s Cross Theatre – South Entrance need not worry, as the theatre is located at an easily accessible location. This is also stated as one of the busiest stations in the capital. King’s Cross and St Pancras Stations are located at a nearby distance from the entrance of the theatre, which is served by Circle, Hammersmith & City, Metropolitan, Norther, Piccadilly and Victoria line trains on the London Underground. The stations have range of National Rail lines.

In the year 2016, the King’s Cross Theatre – South Entrance made its grand debut with a purpose- built auditorium which acts as a normal indoor theatre. The King’s Cross Theatre is designed mainly to appear as a two facing train platforms. Most of the views are not restricted as compare to the traditional older theatres in the West End. The theatre is stated as the new and comfortable padded seats with regulated temperature which offers comfortable viewing experience.

The theatre features 36 rows (Row A – Row ZJ), within a single block of stalls, and split in between Row M and Row O. There are 28 seats in each row, other than Row O to Row 6 which have two seats cut off on either side of the row.