The Garrick Theatre has three seating levels: Stalls, Dress Circle and Grand Circle. With 733 seats across the three tiers, it’s a mid-sized West End house.
The Stalls are the largest section, with 473 seats on the ground floor giving you the closest view of the stage. Central rows are the best choice for most shows.
The Dress Circle holds 136 seats and offers a lovely, well-raked view over the whole stage, making it a popular choice for a great mix of value and sightlines.
The Grand Circle is the top tier, with 124 seats. It’s the most affordable way to see a show here, with front rows giving the best view.
The Garrick Theatre sits on Charing Cross Road, right in the heart of Theatreland. The nearest tube station is Leicester Square (Piccadilly and Northern lines), just a couple of minutes’ walk away.
The Garrick Theatre opened on 24th April 1889, designed by architects Walter Emden and C. J. Phipps. Over the decades it’s hosted everything from Pinero’s early hits to a phenomenal run of No Sex Please, We’re British from 1982 to 1986, plus more recent productions including An Inspector Calls, Chicago and Hamnet.
The Producers has been the resident production at the Garrick, and it’s owned and operated by Nimax Theatres, founded by Nica Burns and Max Weitzenhoffer, who acquired the theatre in September 2005.
The Garrick Theatre has a capacity of 733 across its three levels: Stalls, Dress Circle and Grand Circle.
The Garrick Theatre is owned and operated by Nimax Theatres.
It opened on 24th April 1889.
The Producers is currently playing, closing on 19th September 2026. One Day The Musical then takes over from 17th November 2026.
It’s worth contacting the box office or checking Nimax Theatres’ access page ahead of your visit to check accessibility and arrange the right seating.
Leicester Square is the nearest, just a couple of minutes’ walk away.
Central Stalls and the front of the Dress Circle both give excellent views. The Grand Circle is a good budget option too.
Yes, there’s a gap between The Producers closing on 19th September 2026 and One Day The Musical opening on 17th November 2026.
You can book tickets for shows at the Garrick Theatre directly through Nimax Theatres’ official website. I’d always recommend booking through the theatre’s own site or a trusted official retailer to avoid inflated resale prices.
