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Casting announced for Ear For Eye at the Royal Court
The Royal Court Theatre announces cast for Ear For Eye, written and directed by Debbie Tucker Green runing in the Jerwood Theatre Downstairs.
Douglas Mayo
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4.6 ★ (571)
Jerwood Theatre Downstairs has a British Theatre archive footprint in Downstairs. British Theatre currently has 2 related archive articles connected to this venue.
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The theatre is very conveniently located right next to Sloane Square Underground Station, making it extremely easy to access. At night, Sloane Square itself looks lovely, especially with the family lights in the square creating a charming atmosphere before the show. The entrance involves walking up a few steps. However, the foyer/concierge area is extremely small and quickly becomes overcrowded. Before the show, many people were standing around waiting, which blocked signage and made movement difficult. Access to the stalls is quite unpleasant and cramped. The stairways are narrow, with people walking up and down in opposite directions, often bumping into each other. The bar area is located further down another set of steps and becomes extremely crowded. The lower-level areas are quite dark, making it difficult to see clearly while navigating. Finding seats can be challenging due to low lighting — it was difficult to see the letters at the end of the rows, and many people had to use their mobile phone lights to locate their seats. That said, once seated, the experience improves significantly: • Very comfortable leather seating • Good legroom • Spacious armrests • Well-presented stage view The seating area itself is well designed and comfortable, which makes the performance enjoyable once settled. Exiting the theatre was another issue. There appeared to be only one main exit from the stalls, resulting in a long wait to leave after the show. Opening an additional emergency exit to improve flow would greatly enhance the overall experience. Despite issues with access, cramped stairways, low lighting, and slow exit flow, the comfortable seating, excellent stage presentation, and prime location make this a worthwhile venue. Overall verdict: A good theatre experience, but improvements to access and crowd management would make it significantly better.
A wonderful place to see a show. The London Theater District a wonderful place to mingle with cafe/street restaurants.
Fantastic theater. Great bar, most of the seats have a good view of the stage and is right next to the tube.
Beautiful old theatre. Pretty building. Nice bar area. Very luxurious seats. It's fairly compact, so great views from all seats. Watched Flo and Joan musical comedy. Very good show.
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