Sadler’s Wells is one of the oldest venues in London, with an impressive history that can be traced back to 1683. The current version is the sixth theatre that was opened relatively recently, in October 1998. As of today, the facility is one of the largest London dance halls with 1500 seating capacity in the main auditorium. Since its reopening in 1998, the venue hosted shows with such renowned performers as Hofesh Shechter, Kate Prince, Nitin Sawhney, Crystal Pite, and many others.
Venue Details
Getting there
The venue is located on Rosebery Ave, and there are several means of getting there:
By train and tube: Angel is the nearest station — just 250 meters away from the theatre. Turn left after exiting the station and take the second turn right at the traffic lights.
By bus: take buses 19, 38, or 341 from West End — they will take you right from the venue. From Pentonville Road, catch buses 30, 73, 205, 214, or 476.
By car: follow the map directions to get to the venue.
International: take a rail from King Cross or Farringdon. Exit at Angel station and take a short walk till the traffic lights (see above).
Parking facilities
Make use of the free street parking after 6.30 on business days and after 1.30 on Saturday. On business hours street parking is £10. Elderly people and people with special needs can also make use of the accessible parking in Arlington Way, right next to the theatre. The parking is free for disabled patrons and £5 for people over 65.
Accessibility for people with special needs
Sadler’s Wells can accommodate any individual, regardless of one’s needs. Apart from free parking, the venue features accessible seating, no stairs at the entrance and fully automatic sliding doors that ensure quick and easy access to the theatre. The venue is equipped with accessible toilets, too.
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