Aylesbury Waterside Theatre Concerts 2025

Visited 16/02/24: first time at the theatre to see Tom Allen. The theatre is big and modern. There is a great area where the disabled row are seated that allows for ample leg room and for wheelchairs to be used. Despite the large space, they don’t allow you to keep scooters or walkers next to you even though most smaller venues do. They had to put the seats back in for us as miscommunication they expected me to be in a chair however I was using my walker but it was a very quick and easy process to get the chairs reinstated. Staff were all friendly with one exception who was very bossy and treating everyone like children. The theatre is accessible with lifts and flat level flooring. There is a wheelchair accessible toilet (unsure how many there are but at least one). There wasn’t a queue at the bar when we went to it which is rare for a theatre! Would come here again. Parking was good too- used the Waitrose as free with a blue badge and easy to access the theatre from.

Very modern looking theatre, Much nicer than one in Wycombe. Toilets are big and clean. There are QR codes on the back of the seats to order food. The only small detail is it'd be good if a couple of rows in the stalls have a letter (like in the other areas) so that we may find the seat on our own.

We went to see one of the shows on a Sunday. I love the theatre and can recommend one of the seats at the side, even though you might think the view restricting.

First time , Awesome evening seeing Leigh Francis, will be coming back to experience another great show!

First time visiting the theatre, watched Leigh Francis, a gorgeous well spaced theatre. Comfy seating, various levels for entries to the allocated areas. Parking access across the road from the theatre. Highly recommend, will be back!