Troubadour Theatre - Wembley

The theatre stands in Wembley Park, a short walk from Wembley Park station on the Metropolitan and Jubilee lines. The route from the station is signposted and well lit, past the shops and restaurants of the park. Allow a little longer on days when the stadium has an event of its own — the area fills quickly.

Yes at ground level, which in a purpose-built modern shed means a good deal. There is level access from the street into the foyer and on into the ground-level section of the auditorium, and two fully accessible toilet cubicles. Because the seating is built anew for each production, it is worth confirming the layout with the box office when you book.

Thirty minutes before the start, and more if the stadium is busy that evening — the walk from the station takes longer with a crowd on it. Once inside, the foyer is spacious and the bars and merchandise counters are quick to use, so the time is not wasted.

None. Dress as you like, and do bring a jacket — the building is a large modern shed and the walk to and from the station is in the open, so it is a cooler evening out than a West End house. Dressing up is welcome; it remains an occasion.

No filming or photography while the show is on. Before it starts, after it ends and during the curtain call you are invited to. The auditorium is rebuilt for each production here, so the room you are photographing is particular to the show you came for — more worth a picture than a permanent house would be.

Yes, at the rear of the foyer, with published prices: £1 an item for coats and umbrellas, £3 for a bag of any size. Only small bags that fit under your seat may go into the auditorium, so anything larger has to be checked. Space can be limited, so avoid bringing full luggage.