The Everyman Theatre was designed by Frank Matcham, the great Victorian theatre architect, and opened in 1891. Since then much of the building has been extensively re-built but the auditorium remains largely in its original format - although now only seats 670 rather than the 1,500 it was reported to accommodate when it opened!

The Everyman is also home to The Irving Studio Theatre - an intimate space seating up to a maximum of 60 in a flexible format.

For those touring a show to the Everyman or interested in our facilities, here are two password protected links providing the technical specifications and also plans of the two stages. To request the passwords please stage.door@everymantheatre.org.uk letting us know who you are and why you would like access.

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Main Stage Technical Specs

Studio Theatre Technical Specs