What are the best seats in MK Theatre?
Seats in the mid-front sections of the Stalls and Circle offer the best overall views in the theatre. Seats in the Stalls have better legroom, therefore rows in the middle of this section can be excellent value for money. Sitting in the front of the higher tiers is best for large-scale productions.
How many seats are in the Milton Keynes Theatre?
1,400
Milton Keynes Theatre/Capacity
Can you eat at Milton Keynes Theatre?
Situated within Milton Keynes Theatre, The Garden Room, is our relaxed dining establishment that provides great food with no rush. …
Who owns Milton Keynes?
Ambassador Theatre Group
Milton Keynes Theatre
| Address | Marlborough Gate Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire England |
| Coordinates | 52.0441°N 0.7488°W |
| Owner | Ambassador Theatre Group |
| Capacity | 900 – 1400 |
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How old is Milton Keynes?
22c. 1999
Milton Keynes Theatre/Age
What area of London is the Theatre district?
London’s theatrical heartland, often referred to as Theaterland or West End, is roughly bounded by Piccadilly Circus to the west, Trafalgar Square to south, Tottenham Court Road to the north and Covent Garden to the east. However, the proper geographic definition of West End is much bigger.
What’s the oldest theatre in London?
Theatre Royal Drury Lane
Theatre Royal Drury Lane With an original structure which dates back to 1660, the Theatre Royal holds 2196 audience members whilst being the oldest theatre in the city still in use. A grade I listed building, the theatre is located in Covent Garden, near the heart of the West End.
Who owns the most theatres in London?
The fact is that nearly all of the prominent theatres in London’s West End are part of big chains who own several of the famous theatres in London. The four big players in the ownership of London’s theatres are Delfont Mackintosh Ltd, The Really Useful Group Ltd , Ambassador Theatre Group (ATG) and Nimax Theatres.
