

4.5
Fascinating venue, overall good step free access but a couple of things to be aware of
The Vaults is an alternative theatre/ comedy venue located in converted railway arches and tunnels underneath Waterloo Station. It's more accessible than it might first sound, with step free access and accessible toilets, but there are a couple of things to look out for, such as very low lighting levels and the underground tunnels and venue areas might feel claustrophobic to some people.
I visited to see a performance of "What The Dolls Saw" a dark comedy thriller by The House of Macabre. It was part of the Vaults Festival and it's limited run there ended on 9th February 2020. The play was brilliant a darkly gothic thriller with comedy, music and shadow puppetry and well worth seeing.
The performance took place in "The Pit", one of small performance venues in The Vaults.
The Vaults is an alternative theatre/ comedy venue located in converted railway arches and tunnels underneath Waterloo Station. It's more accessible than it might first sound, with step free access and accessible toilets, but there are a couple of things to look out for, such as very low lighting levels and the underground tunnels and venue areas might feel claustrophobic to some people.
I visited to see a performance of "What The Dolls Saw" a dark comedy thriller by The House of Macabre. It was part of the Vaults Festival and it's limited run there ended on 9th February 2020. The play was brilliant a darkly gothic thriller with comedy, music and shadow puppetry and well worth seeing.
The performance took place in "The Pit", one of small performance venues in The Vaults.