Come and be bewitched by this Tony and Olivier Award-winning musical. Wicked tells a very different tale of the witches of Oz. Lavish production design and stand-out songs such as “Popular” and “Defying Gravity” have made this one of the West End’s most popular shows since 2006. Enchanting from start to finish, Wicked is a must-see!
Getting to the Apollo Victoria Theatre
The Apollo Victoria theatre is just across the road from Victoria Station, which services National Rail and the London Underground (Victoria, District and Circle Lines).
Apollo Victoria Theatre Facilities
- Bars: There is a bar on each level of the venue
- Toilets: Male and female toilets are located on each level. Accessible facilities are located in the foyer
- Access: There is an alternative accessible entrance to the theatre on Vauxhall Bridge Road. A wheelchair lift provides access to the foyer facilities as well as the Circle, where there are four wheelchair seats in Row F
- Air Conditioning: The venue is not air-conditioned. Both levels of the auditorium feature air cooling units
- Booster Seats: Booster seats are available
- Cloakroom: There are cloakroom facilities for bags and coats. Cost per item checked in is £1. Suitcases, large rucksacks and large bags are not allowed into the building. A Left Luggage facility in Victoria Station can hold such items for a charge
About the Apollo Victoria Theatre
The interiors of the Apollo Victoria Theatre are a spectacle themselves. Stunning art-deco design complimented by tasteful accent lighting that creates the effect of a secret underwater cavern. The feeling of magic begins as soon as you enter the venue!
The theatre opened as a cinema in 1930, the golden age of movie palaces. In 1981 the Apollo Victoria became a musical theatre venue with the opening of The Sound of Music. Big musical productions such as Fiddler on the Roof and Saturday Night Fever followed, until the theatre became the home of Wicked in 2006, where it has played to capacity crowds ever since.
