To get to The Savoy, your best bet is to head to Charing Cross station, either by Southeastern rail or the Northern and Bakerloo lines.

Alternatively you can walk from Temple on the Circle and District lines or Embankment, which is on all of the above.

The Savoy Theatre has a capacity of 1,158 seats and is split between the Stalls, Dress Circle and Upper Circle. On all levels, you’ll want to make sure you’re sat in the middle or the front, as the back seats may be slightly obstructed by the overhanging floor above. It’s also worth noting that the Savoy is very tall and narrow, so the Upper Circle may feel slightly further away than in other theatres.

As per usual, the best views come from the stalls, with the Savoy recommending rows H to P in particular, but as we know just how expensive these seats can be, we would suggest looking for somewhere in the Dress Circle – especially as you’ll have more leg room.

If you’re desperate to sit in the stalls, however, you can always try queueing up at theatre before 10am when they offer front row seats at a discounted price for that evening’s show, just be aware that it’s on a first come first served basis.

There is no specific dress code for the Savoy, but we understand it can be hard to know what to wear for a night out at the theatre.

You want to be comfortable and warm, but also still feel like you’re out for a special occasion, so if you want our opinion, you can’t really go wrong with jeans and a nice top.

In recent years, the Savoy Theatre has been home to some the biggest names and hottest shows in the West End. Nicole Scherzinger’s Sunset Boulevard recently finished up there and before that is held the London debut of Pretty Woman, the 9 to 5 musical and Dreamgirls.

Here’s what you can catch at the Savoy Theatre at the moment:

Plaza Suite