The Crown
No upcoming performances are currently listed for The Crown.
What Visitors Say
The margaritas had neon glow sticks. The energy and lighting in the venue was super fun and well done. The cast was engaging and right in front of you at all times. I don't exactly know what the actual plot was, but quite frankly I don't really care-- We had a great time!
My friend who works there invited me and it was such an ace show. The performance was energetic, campy in amid a party-like atmosphere. The cast are talented and friendly as I got to meet some of them. I enjoyed the concept of this show which is different to any other theatres as it takes place in a basement simulating the London tube. Highly recommended
What a phenomenal way to spend a night out! I was blown away by the unique space that hosts the Oscar at the Crown show— such a perfect backdrop for the post-apocalyptic show. The performance is a treat— singers featuring excellent vocals and great comedic timing, and a show that blends history, neon-highlighted frivolity, and a timely social commentary to extremely catchy dance-beats. You will be on your feet for the whole show & moving around as the cast traverses the space and uses every bit of the “bunker” to tell the story. Drinks are fairly priced and there is a fun dance party and DJ after the performance. A one-of-a-kind musical experience— so fun & hope to be back!
It's such an unforgettable and entertaining experience! We can all very close to the performers and see their fabulous singing and dancing right in front of us. It's a new form of musical party happened in a night club, with very accessible admission fee. We have so much fun in there, strongly recommend!
Totally brilliant way to spend an evening, tickets very reasonably priced, unusual to go to a show with the actors and dancers around you. Can't get the songs out of my head. The actor who played Oscar was amazing and the singing and dancing totally high energy and out of this world. Totally beats the West End shows.
About The Crown
Home to productions such as 'Oscar at The Crown', staged in an intimate pub room where audience and performers share the same space.
Venue Tips
✨ Best For
Cabaret, camp musicals, fringe theatre, comedy and casual social nights with drinks and performance very close to the action.
💺 Best Seats
Front tables or first few rows for immersive interaction. If you prefer space, side tables near the walls offer comfort and a full view.
⚠️ Seats to Avoid
Avoid very back corners if you want facial detail — pillars and angles can partially block sightlines depending on setup.
Things to Know Before You Go
Which seats are worth prioritising at The Crown?
Front tables or first few rows for immersive interaction. If you prefer space, side tables near the walls offer comfort and a full view. For a safer booking, also note: Avoid very back corners if you want facial detail — pillars and angles can partially block sightlines depending on setup. Use that as editorial guidance rather than a guarantee; always check the live seating plan and any seat notes before paying.
Is The Crown a good venue for seeing OSCAR at The Crown?
Yes, if you book with the production's scale in mind. OSCAR at The Crown is currently listed at The Crown, so choose seats that suit this staging rather than simply buying the cheapest available ticket. For a first visit, a central view is the least risky option.
What kind of night out does The Crown suit best?
The Crown works best for Cabaret, camp musicals, fringe theatre, comedy and casual social nights with drinks and performance very close to the action. The right choice depends less on dress code and more on matching the room to the production: intimate plays reward proximity, while spectacle-led musicals usually benefit from a more centred overview.
What should I know about access before booking The Crown?
Check the venue's official access page or box office before booking wheelchair spaces, transfer seats, step-free routes, companion seats or assisted performances. London venues vary sharply by level, and the most comfortable choice is often a specific access seat rather than a general price band.
How early should I arrive at The Crown?
Aim to be at the doors around half an hour before the performance, and earlier if you need access support, cloakroom time, box-office collection or a quiet drink. For older West End buildings, late arrival can mean stairs, narrow foyers and a less relaxed start.
What is the easiest way to reach The Crown?
Goodge Street is the simplest station to check first. The venue address in our data is 213-215 TOTTENHAM COURT ROAD, LONDON, W1T 7PS. For weekend visits, check engineering works and leave a little extra time around the West End and major transport hubs.
Where is The Crown located?
213-215 Tottenham Court Road, a few steps from Goodge Street Station.
Which Tube stations are closest?
Goodge Street is 1 minute away (Northern). Tottenham Court Road is also close (Northern, Central).
How early should I arrive?
Arrive 20–30 minutes early — performances are upstairs and seating is first-come for best tables.
Is there a dress code?
No dress code — casual pub atmosphere. Comfortable clothes are fine.
Are food and drinks available?
Yes — full pub menu downstairs, drinks served before the show.
Is it wheelchair accessible?
Downstairs pub is accessible. Upstairs performance room has stairs and may not be fully accessible — check in advance.
🤓 Fun Facts
Victorian pub architecture with stained glass and original details still visible.
Part of the Greene King group, known for historic London pubs.
Upstairs room has hosted immersive shows, cabaret and comedy nights.
Located on busy Tottenham Court Road surrounded by cafés and nightlife.
Shows often take place in a tight, atmospheric space with close audience interaction.
Nearby Places
Venue Location
Nearest Tube Stations
- Goodge Street Northern Zone 1 0.09 km
- Tottenham Court Road Northern, Central Zone 1 0.45 km
- Euston Square Hammersmith & City, Circle, Metropolitan Zone 1 0.64 km