Marylebone Theatre

Inside Rudolf Steiner House at 35 Park Road, NW1 6XT, on the edge of Regent's Park — so look for the house, not for a theatre front. Both Baker Street and Marylebone stations are about five minutes' walk, and the 13, 113, 139, 189 and 274 buses all pass nearby. There is an NCP car park five minutes away and cycle stands on site.

The route in is step free, and the facilities you need are on the ground floor, including an accessible toilet with baby-change. There is one wheelchair space, 81cm by 87cm, with a companion seat beside it, and end-of-aisle seats can be arranged anywhere in the auditorium. An induction loop runs on the T setting, which works with most personal hearing aids. Assistance dogs are welcome and are given a seat of their own at no charge. Because there is a single wheelchair space, book it directly through the box office rather than leaving it to chance.

Yes. The theatre bar opens an hour before the performance and again at the interval, serving hot and cold drinks, wine and beer, and snacks. During the day the building's own café is open too, from mid-morning to late afternoon on weekdays and Saturdays, which is useful if you are early. The auditorium doors themselves open half an hour before curtain up.