Harold Pinter Theatre

The Harold Pinter Theatre opened in 1881 as the Royal Comedy Theatre and staged hugely successful shows, such as The Rocky Horror Show’s West End debut. The name changed in 2011 to The Harold Pinter Theatre in honour of Pinter’s work for the Comedy Theatre. The theatre recently produced Pinter at the Pinter, a series of one-act plays in celebration of Pinter himself.

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We believe that the joy of live performances should be accessible to all, and we're committed to removing barriers so everyone can enjoy entertainment in a comfortable, inclusive, and welcoming environment.

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Getting around

Step free access and wheelchairs

We have bars on every level and we also offer an at seat service, menus are available at the seats or online.

Seats that have level access are in the dress circle. We have 2 wheelchair positions in the dress circle, if you wish to transfer to a theatre seat and those seats are row E/F in the dress circle and we can store wheelchairs. There are 8-10 steps down in the dress circle down from row F to row A with no handrails should you book further forward.

Our seats are 49cm wide and 46cm deep (please allow 1-3cm discrepancy as our seats are rather old) and all seats have fixed arm rests. We have no seats that have no arm rests

Accessible toilets

Our accessible bathroom is located in our theatre’s foyer.

Enjoying the show

Services for blind, partially sighted or otherwise visually impaired audiences

Information about our venue’s audio description, touch tours and other visual services can be found on our Visual Impairment Services page. We recommend seats in the Stalls for customers who require a closer view of the stage. For Audio Described shows please sit in the stalls area no further back that row M. Touch Tours may also be available to accompany Audio Described performances; this will be advertised on the web or brochure page for each show.

Services for D/deaf and hard of hearing audiences

Information about our venue’s hearing enhancement systems, signed performances and other hearing services can be found on our Hearing Impairment Services page. We currently offer the Sennheiser Mobile Connect hearing assistance system, however we are currently undergoing further upgrades to the system following customer feedback which may affect enjoyment of the show when using this service. Please contact us for more information.

Resources & help

Useful links

For any resources such as Symbol Resources or links to our Euan's Guide page, please see our Additional Resources. Email haroldpintermanagement@atgentertainment.com for a copy of our Visual Story which is designed to show what will happen when you visit us, to assist customers who are autistic or who would otherwise benefit from preparing for the visit.