Chichester Festival Theatre is a theatre and Grade II* listed building situated in Oaklands Park in the city of Chichester, West Sussex, England. …
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Jan 11, 2025
We always enjoy our visits to the CFT, this being our first for over 18 months, as last years programmes were not to our liking. This winter however have been back to normal, so we have returned wit…Full review by Phil42bognor
Jan 7, 2025
Just a word of warning about the ticket insurance; Chichester advertises. We had to cancel the show due to illness and tried to claim. Quite reasonably the insurers needed evidence of illness, how…Full review by A7895LFmikem
Jan 1, 2025
What a fantastic evening at the theatre! This young cast are just brilliant, I loved how the story wasn’t just your stereotypical Disney version of Cinderella everyone has seen and that they brought …Full review by danedwards88
This varies with the production when scenery projects from one side on occasions. With some productions, sider seats furthest from the centre are not on sale, if this is considered to be …
This varies with the production when scenery projects from one side on occasions. With some productions, sider seats furthest from the centre are not on sale, if this is considered to be a problem. 8+ seats in from the end should see you safe.
Is there a stage door and are you allowed to meet cast members?
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HI yes, there is a stage door, but as to meeting cast members I am unsure. We have seen a few as they leave or meet family and friends in the foyer. Sorry not a great deal of help. …
HI yes, there is a stage door, but as to meeting cast members I am unsure. We have seen a few as they leave or meet family and friends in the foyer. Sorry not a great deal of help. Have fun when you visit.
Are there many stairs we are in the balcony u39 / u40 is there a lift?
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Yes there is a lift just beyond the cafe and toilets. There are stairs from the mid level walk round both up and down to the relevant seating rows. Theatre staff are most helpful and a …
Yes there is a lift just beyond the cafe and toilets. There are stairs from the mid level walk round both up and down to the relevant seating rows. Theatre staff are most helpful and a number of wheelchair users view from the mid level walkway. Seating is not a traditional straight on to the stage but in a circular fashion so you see much more of the production.
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