King's Theatre
An architectural gem and a cornerstone in the cultural life of Edinburgh, the doors opened in 1906 with the pantomime, Cinderella.
Address
2 Leven Street
Edinburgh
EH3 9LQ
Contact
Phone
0131 529 6000
0131 529 6000
Text Relay
18002 0131 529 6003
18002 0131 529 6003
Dedicated Access Staff Contact
foh@capitaltheatres.com
foh@capitaltheatres.com
Location
Venue location
In Tollcross at the south end of Lothian Rd, opposite Scotmid.
In Tollcross at the south end of Lothian Rd, opposite Scotmid.
Transport
Parking information
Pay and display spaces on surrounding streets. Car park at Princes Exchange. Drop off outside theatre.
Pay and display spaces on surrounding streets. Car park at Princes Exchange. Drop off outside theatre.
Taxi information
No rank but many taxis passing.
No rank but many taxis passing.
Bus/Tram information
Bus stops on Leven Street 10, 11, 15, 16, 23, 27, 45.
Bus stops on Leven Street 10, 11, 15, 16, 23, 27, 45.
Train
Haymarket 0.6 miles West or Waverley 1 mile East.
Haymarket 0.6 miles West or Waverley 1 mile East.
Venue map
Venue access information
Access service information
Audio Description information
Optimum seating position: Ask Box Office
Optimum seating position: Ask Box Office
BSL Interpretation information
Optimum seating position: Front Stalls Please check www.capitaltheatres.com/access for the most up to date information
Optimum seating position: Front Stalls Please check www.capitaltheatres.com/access for the most up to date information
Captioning information
Optimum seating position: Seats held ask Box Office Please check www.capitaltheatres.com/access for the most up to date information
Optimum seating position: Seats held ask Box Office Please check www.capitaltheatres.com/access for the most up to date information
Events at King's Theatre
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Eye of the Storm
This theatrical event of courage, determination & compassion is guaranteed to inspire adults of all ages and families with children aged 8+Price(s): £12Performance adapted for people with additional needs and their families. Please book in person or on 0131 529 6000 (not available online). -
Taste of Honey
Shelagh Delaney’s A Taste of Honey. This British classic is an exhilarating depiction of working-class life in post-war Salford.Price(s): £16.50Optimum seating position: Seats held ask Box Office Please check www.capitaltheatres.com/access for the most up to date information -
Taste of Honey
Shelagh Delaney’s A Taste of Honey. This British classic is an exhilarating depiction of working-class life in post-war Salford.Price(s): £16.50Audio Describer(s): Jenny Wilson & Veronica Kinahan
Touch Tour: 1.30pm
Optimum seating position: Ask Box OfficeBSL Interpreter(s): Nicollem Murdoch
Optimum seating position: Front Stalls Please check www.capitaltheatres.com/access for the most up to date information -
A Woman of No Importance
In A Woman of No Importance, Oscar Wilde’s marriage of glittering wit and Ibsenite drama created a vivid new theatrical voice.Price(s): £16.00Optimum seating position: Seats held ask Box Office Please check www.capitaltheatres.com/access for the most up to date information -
A Woman of No Importance
In A Woman of No Importance, Oscar Wilde’s marriage of glittering wit and Ibsenite drama created a vivid new theatrical voice.Price(s): £16.00Audio Describer(s): Caroline Jaquet & Judy Shaw Stewart
Touch Tour: 1.30pm
Optimum seating position: Ask Box OfficeBSL Interpreter(s): Nicollem Murdoch
Optimum seating position: Front Stalls Please check www.capitaltheatres.com/access for the most up to date information -
An Inspector Calls
Inspector Goole arrives at the Birling family home, their dinner party is shattered by his investigations into the death of a young woman.Price(s): £16.00Optimum seating position: Seats held ask Box Office Please check www.capitaltheatres.com/access for the most up to date information -
An Inspector Calls
Inspector Goole arrives at the Birling family home, their dinner party is shattered by his investigations into the death of a young woman.Price(s): £16.00Audio Describer(s): Lydia Kerr & Jo Barrow
Touch Tour: 1.30pm
Optimum seating position: Ask Box OfficeBSL Interpreter(s): Lousie Holden
Optimum seating position: Front Stalls Please check www.capitaltheatres.com/access for the most up to date information -
The Night Watch
A tender, tragic and beautifully poignant portrait of four ordinary people caught up in the aftermath of an extraordinary time.Price(s): £16Optimum seating position: Seats held ask Box Office Please check www.capitaltheatres.com/access for the most up to date information -
The Night Watch
A tender, tragic and beautifully poignant portrait of four ordinary people caught up in the aftermath of an extraordinary time.Price(s): £16Audio Describer(s): Judy Gilbert & Clea Friend
Touch Tour: 1.30pm
Optimum seating position: Ask Box OfficeBSL Interpreter(s): Anna Spence
Optimum seating position: Front Stalls Please check www.capitaltheatres.com/access for the most up to date information -
Frankenstein
An eighteen year-old girl, Mary Shelley, dreams up a monster whose tragic story will capture the imaginations of generations to come.Price(s): £16Optimum seating position: Seats held ask Box Office Please check www.capitaltheatres.com/access for the most up to date information