Olivier Theatre
Main house
A fan-shaped open-stage auditorium, the largest of the three.
Capacity
- Seated
- up to 1,150
The National Theatre on the South Bank, with three auditoria — the 1,150-seat Olivier, the 890-seat Lyttelton and the 450-seat Dorfman.
The National Theatre stands on Upper Ground on London's South Bank, in Denys Lasdun's Grade II* listed Brutalist building. It runs three auditoria of quite different character.
The Olivier is the largest, a fan-shaped open-stage house seating 1,150 and used for the widest range of work, modern musicals among them. The Lyttelton is a traditional proscenium-arch theatre seating 890. The Dorfman is a rectangular, flexible room holding up to 450, used for new and smaller-scale work.
Main house
A fan-shaped open-stage auditorium, the largest of the three.
Proscenium house
A traditional proscenium-arch auditorium.
Flexible room
A rectangular, flexible space used for new and smaller-scale work.
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