Lyttelton Theatre

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Lyttelton Theatre is one of the main auditoria of London’s National Theatre complex, known for its proscenium-arch stage and repertoire of contemporary and classic plays.

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Lyttelton Theatre canonical 5

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Predicate Object
instanceOf proscenium theatre
theatre
affiliation Royal National Theatre
architecturalStyle Brutalist architecture
category West End theatre
playhouse
city City of London
country United Kingdom
hasAudienceType public
hasBoxOffice National Theatre box office
hasFacility backstage areas
fly tower
front-of-house foyer
orchestra pit
hasFunction cultural venue
performing arts venue
hasProgrammingFocus straight plays
text-based drama
hasRepertoire classic plays
contemporary plays
hasSeatingType fixed seating
hasStageConfiguration end-stage
hasStageType proscenium arch stage
languageOfPerformances English
locatedOn South Bank of the River Thames
location England
London
linked to: London, England

South Bank, London
United Kingdom
namedAfter Oliver Lyttelton, 1st Viscount Chandos
Viscount Chandos
notableFor productions of classic drama
productions of new writing
operatedBy National Theatre
ownedBy National Theatre
partOf National Theatre
National Theatre building on the South Bank
South Bank arts district
partOfComplex Royal National Theatre complex
publicTransitAccess Embankment station
Waterloo station
region Greater London
sisterVenue Dorfman Theatre
Olivier Theatre
usedFor stage plays
theatrical performances

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National Theatre, London hasPart Lyttelton Theatre
subject linked to: National Theatre in London
Olivier Theatre partOfComplexWith Lyttelton Theatre
The Habit of Art firstPerformanceVenue Lyttelton Theatre
Port revivalVenue Lyttelton Theatre