Kenneth More Theatre
Photo: Peter Brown 2015
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Management
Theatre manager: Steven Day
Theatres
Auditorium - seats 358
Studio - seats 50
Studio - seats 50
Telephone
Admin: 020 8553 4464
Box office: 020 8553 4466
Admin: Send Mail
Box office: Send Mail
Location
Address:
Oakfield Road
Ilford IG1 1BT
Ilford IG1 1BT
Council:
Redbridge
Region:
London
Transport
Tube:
Redbridge (Central)
Gants Hill (Central)
Barking (District)
Gants Hill (Central)
Barking (District)
Train:
Ilford
Buses:
Stop:
Redbridge Central Library
Day no:
25, 86, 123, 145, 147, 150, 167, 169, 179, 364, 366, 462, 667, 679, W19
Night no:
N86
Access information
General
Speak to the box office staff about any special requirements you may have.
You will find more information on the theatre website access page.
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Wheelchair access
The theatre is accessible to patrons in wheelchairs. There are accessible toilets and the auditorium has 4 wheelchair spaces. Please book these spaces when ordering your tickets.
Hearing assistance
Headsets amplifying the sound from the stage are available to borrow from the box office. For patrons with hearing aids that incorporate the 'T' setting, necklace hearing loops are also available from the box office.
Current shows
We don't have any shows listed.
Upcoming shows
Oh What A Lovely War
A riot of music and colour, deeply moving and features some of the greatest songs from the First World War.
Previews from: Thursday 8 November 2018
Closes: Sunday 11 November 2018
A riot of music and colour, deeply moving and features some of the greatest songs from the First World War.
Previews from: Thursday 8 November 2018
Closes: Sunday 11 November 2018
Aladdin
A long time ago in the far off city of Ilford (just North of Peking), lived a boy called Aladdin. Aladdin dreams of marrying a beautiful Princess, but unfortunately the law decrees that the Princess may only marry a Prince.
Previews from: Saturday 15 December 2018
Closes: Saturday 19 January 2019
A long time ago in the far off city of Ilford (just North of Peking), lived a boy called Aladdin. Aladdin dreams of marrying a beautiful Princess, but unfortunately the law decrees that the Princess may only marry a Prince.
Previews from: Saturday 15 December 2018
Closes: Saturday 19 January 2019
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