Alexandra Palace


Alexandra Palace

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Management


Chief Executive: Louise Stewart

Theatres


Alexandra Palace - seats 850

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Location


Address:
Alexandra Palace Way


Council: Haringey

Region: London


Transport


Tube:
Piccadilly Line
Wood Green is the nearest underground station on the Piccadilly Line. (journey time is 20 minutes from Piccadilly Circus).
Exit Wood Green Station and go to bus stop A to pick up the W3 bus up the hill to Alexandra Palace.

Train:
Alexandra Palace Rail
Alexandra Palace has its own British Rail Station, fittingly called Alexandra Palace Station. It is located at the Wood Green entrance to the Park. A regular train service runs direct from Moorgate (weekdays only) or fro

Buses:

Stop:

Take the W3 bus from outside the station to the ma


Day no:
W3


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About ...


Originally opened in 1875, it was a place of spectacle and delight, where audiences were entertained by pantomime, opera, drama, ballet and music hall.


By the turn of the 20th century it had been turned into a cinema, then propositioned as a BBC props store before being all but abandoned within the Palace walls.


Following a £26.7 million restoration, the largest investment in Alexandra Palace in a generation, both the Theatre and East Court entrance have been brought back to life.


A newly levelled and strengthened floor will, for the first time, make the Theatre adaptable for smaller and more intimate events, including corporate entertainment for 850, standing (and seated) concert for 1,300, banquets for 340 as well as larger theatrical performances.


The Theatre will become an outstanding addition to the nine existing and adaptable spaces at Alexandra Palace, which can cater for concerts of up to 10,250 people, banquets of 5,000 people as well as a number of other smaller conferences.


The Palace, which has been at the centre of extraordinary events for the past 140 years, boasts spectacular views across London from its award-winning 196-acre public park and is located just 15 minutes from central London.


Access information


General

Alexandra Palace offers step free access throughout the venue.


There are 3 accessible parking spaces directly outside the venue entrance (palm court).


In addition to this there is a variety of other dedicated accessible parking options across the site with additional spaces in our East Car Park.


All spaces are offered on a first come basis.


There is no facility to allow for pre-booking of these spaces so arrive early to avoid disappointment.


The East Car Park is approximately 200 meters away from the main entrance and is all on 1 level.


On some event days a shuttle bus service is in place from this area to the main entrance; please check the event website for more info.



You will find more information on the theatre website access page.


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Wheelchair access

There are a limited number of wheelchairs that are available on loan for use within Alexandra Palace on a fist come first served basis.


Wheelchairs can then be picked up from the Info Point in Palm Court when you arrive.



Hearing assistance

There is a hearing loop located at the information desk in Palm Court.

Current shows


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Upcoming shows


A Christmas Carol


Mark Gatiss (Dracula, The League of Gentlemen, Doctor Who) leads an ensemble cast, in his own retelling of Dickens' classic winter ghost story, filled with Dickensian, spine-tingling special effects.


Previews from: Friday 26 November 2021

Closes: Sunday 9 January 2022




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