Generated by All in One SEO v5.0.0.1, this is an llms.txt file, used by LLMs to index the site. # Harold Pinter Theatre Venue Information | Harold Pinter Theatre Independent Guide ## Sitemaps - [XML Sitemap](http://haroldpintertheatre.org/sitemap.xml): Contains all public & indexable URLs for this website. ## Pages - [](http://haroldpintertheatre.org/) - Venue Information for Harold Pinter Theatre - [Disclaimer](http://haroldpintertheatre.org/disclaimer/) - Harold Pinter Theatre is a beautiful West End theatre in the City of Westminster, London. Harold Pinter Theatre Theatre is owned by Ambassador Theatre Group. This website "haroldpintertheatre.org” acts as an information site for the venue and is an independent guide. We have no official connection to the venue, we are not Ambassador Theatre Group. - [Cookie Policy](http://haroldpintertheatre.org/cookie-policy/) - About this cookie policy This Cookie Policy explains what cookies are and how we use them. You should read this policy to understand what cookies are, how we use them, the types of cookies we use i.e, the information we collect using cookies and how that information is used and how to control the cookie - [The Birthday Party](http://haroldpintertheatre.org/the-birthday-party/) - Harold Pinter's The Birthday Party is a full-length play that is one of the most performed and best-known plays in the world. The play, the second full-length play of Pinter's, is classified as a comedy of menace. The play is staged in a boarding house. The house, rundown, is on the seaside where a little - [Chimerica](http://haroldpintertheatre.org/chimerica/) - Chimerica is a three hour and five minute production that is set in 1989. The production follows the events of a faithful day with the sound of people marching through the streets. The steps, coming from ambitious students, are in the streets of Tiananmen Square. The students have their own agenda and are protesting a - [Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?](http://haroldpintertheatre.org/whos-afraid-of-virginia-woolf/) - Award-winning Edward Albee's famous play Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? takes the stage with James Macdonald as director. The show stars Bafta and Olivier winner Imelda Staunton, who has played in A Delicate Balance, Sweeney Todd and Gypsy, and award-winning actor Conleth Hill, who has played in Game of Thrones, The Producers and Stones in - [The Importance of Being Earnest](http://haroldpintertheatre.org/the-importance-of-being-earnest/) - The Importance of Being Earnest made its debut in London's St. James Theatre in 1895. Well over 100 years later, this comedy still entertains crowds from across the world. The comedy follows protagonists who want to escape their burdens and social obligations, so they make up their own persona to escape. Set in the "present," - [Sunny Afternoon](http://haroldpintertheatre.org/sunny-afternoon/) - Sunny Afternoon is a hit musical that first graced the stage on 1 May 2014 at the Hampstead Theatre. The musical includes lyrics and music from Ray Davies and is based off of a book by Joe Penhall. The Kinks, an English rock band, is the basis for the play. Songs from The Kinks are - [Relative Values](http://haroldpintertheatre.org/relative-values/) - The excitement of Noel Coward's hilarious play Relative Values returns to the UK stage with three of the country's top comedy performers. The outrageous production shows audiences what happens when 1950s Hollywood collides with the English aristocracy. Chaos ensues. The three-act comedy is a satire of snobbery. The play was first produced in London in - [Oslo](http://haroldpintertheatre.org/oslo/) - Oslo is a hit, says critics. The theatre concert tells the story of two Norwegian diplomats in a rare show of politics on the stage. The story follows the events of 1993, where leaders in both Palestine and Israel shook hands at the White House. The world watching didn't realize that negotiations were held on - [Nice Fish](http://haroldpintertheatre.org/nice-fish/) - After a sell-out season in New York, Nice Fish is heading to West End for a strictly limited engagement this winter. The show stars BAFTA- and Academy-winner Mark Rylance in a collaboration with the critically-acclaimed prose poet Louis Jenkins. Nice Fish is the tale of two old friends who are out on a frozen lake - [Merrily We Roll Along](http://haroldpintertheatre.org/merrily-we-roll-along/) - Sondheim's musical Merrily We Roll Along has received the most five-star reviews in West End's history and is the proud recipient of the Olivier Award for Best Musical. The show takes audiences back in time 20 years in show business, where they meet close friends Mary, Franklin and Charley. The production features some of Sondheim's - [Hamlet](http://haroldpintertheatre.org/hamlet/) - Hamlet, the shocking Shakespearean tale, is set for a national tour in 2018. The riveting tale of murder and revenge begins with a student that arrives home from university. The student who once had his life right in front of him now has his life thrown in chaos. He doesn’t know who to believe. He - [Hotels in Westminster](http://haroldpintertheatre.org/hotels-in-westminster/) - Home to London's famous West End, Oxford Street, Hyde Park, Buckingham Palace and a host of other famous sights, Westminster is one of many Inner London boroughs. With so many attractions, the city has no shortage of hotels. Grosvenor House Suites Offering five-star accommodation, the Grosvenor House Suites is located on Park Lane and offers - [Pubs in Westminster](http://haroldpintertheatre.org/pubs-in-westminster/) - Westminster is home to several historic and traditional pubs, which offer patrons the chance to unwind and relax after a long day of sightseeing or working. Many of the pubs in the area date back two hundred years or more. Most serve both drinks and a wide range of delicious pub food. Buckingham Arms Situated - [Things to Do in Westminster](http://haroldpintertheatre.org/things-to-do-in-westminster/) - Home to some of London's most famous sights, Westminster is one of the top tourist destinations in the U.K. This famous London borough has so much to see and do, tourists have a hard time doing it all in one trip. Some of Westminster's most famous sights include: Big Ben A must-see for anyone visiting - [Restaurants in Westminster](http://haroldpintertheatre.org/restaurants-in-westminster/) - Whether you're touring the sights, like Buckingham Palace and Westminster Abbey, or staying in town for business, Westminster boasts a diverse range of top-quality restaurants that are steps away from all the city has to offer. From fine British fare to comfort food and international cuisine, there is something for every taste bud and appetite - [The Palace of Westminster and Westminster Abbey](http://haroldpintertheatre.org/the-palace-of-westminster-and-westminster-abbey/) - Situated along the River Thames in the heart of London, the Palace of Westminster and Westminster Abbey are of great significance to British history and culture. A symbol of the monarchy, religion and power, these two important landmarks were built by Edward the Confessor in the 11th century. Today, the Palace and the Abbey continue - [Westminster Theatre Shows and Venues](http://haroldpintertheatre.org/westminster-theatre-shows-and-venues/) - Home to London's famous West End, there are dozens of theatres in Westminster, and many play some of the longest-running productions in the world. From musicals to plays, concerts and everything in between, there is something for everyone in London's so-called "Theatreland." West End theatres include: St Martin's Theatre Located on West Street, St Martin's - [Capacity](http://haroldpintertheatre.org/capacity/) - Harold Pinter Theatre has a capacity of 796 with three tiers and is a beautiful venue to see a wide range of quality shows. View the Harold Pinter Theatre seating plan. - [Address](http://haroldpintertheatre.org/address/) - Harold Pinter Theatre is located in the City of Westminster, London. Address: Panton Street London SW1 United Kingdom - [Seating Plan](http://haroldpintertheatre.org/seating-plan/) - View the imagine below for the Harold Pinter Theatre seating plan. - [Contact](http://haroldpintertheatre.org/contact/) - Contact Number for all Enquiries: 0844 871 7627 If you have a website related query please fill out the form below and the webmaster will get back to you. Please note that for all questions about the venue itself please call the number above. - [Privacy Policy](http://haroldpintertheatre.org/privacy-policy/)