Olivier Theatre

The Olivier Theatre is a prominent performance venue located in London, part of the National Theatre complex. Named after famous actor and director Laurence Olivier, it opened in 1963. The theatre is known for its innovative design, featuring a large, circular stage and a seating capacity of about 1,150. It hosts a wide range of productions, including classic plays and modern works, showcasing both British and international talent. The Olivier Theatre aims to provide an immersive experience, making it a significant cultural hub in the UK’s theatrical landscape.