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Address - The Queen's Theatre, Billet Lane, Hornchurch RM11 1QT General Enquiries - 01708 462362 Box Office - 01708 443333 Administration Fax - 01708 462363 |
The
Queen’s Theatre, Hornchurch is in the London Borough of Havering,
near Romford and Upminster. Nearest tube station - Hornchurch on the District Line Nearest rail stations – Romford and Upminster By road, the Theatre is within easy reach of M25, A12 and A127 |
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Box
Office: 01708 443333
The Queen's Theatre is in Billet Lane, next to Sainsbury's, Hornchurch.
By Car
from Central London
from North/East London
from the M25 South bound
from the M25 North bound
Parking: There is a large car park adjacent to the Queen's Theatre. There are three parking spaces reserved for Blue Badge holders at the front of the building and a ramp gives wheelchair access from street level to the Box Office and auditorium. The London Borough of Havering have introduced charges in the Car Park adjacent to the Queen's Theatre. Charges apply from 7am to 6pm, Monday to Saturday.
Coach:
There is a coach site at the side of the building with ample room for
setting-down and picking-up.
By Train
from London Liverpool Street
from London Fenchurch Street
By Tube
Take the District Line to Hornchurch, approximately 50 minutes
from Embankment, or 25 minutes from Mile End (on the Central Line). At
Hornchurch turn LEFT out of the station. Either take a five minute taxi
ride to the theatre (a taxi rank is immediately outside the station),
or any Hornchurch bound bus (two stops to the High Street). Alternatively
you can walk along Station Lane, turn LEFT into the High Street, then
RIGHT into North Street and the theatre is about 100 yards on the left.
The total walking time is around 15 minutes from the station. Please click
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for a local ordnance survey map showing the theatre.
Further information is available by calling 020 7222 1234 or by visiting the Underground web site at www.thetube.com. Various maps of the Underground are available here.
By Bus
The 165, 256, 370 stop outside the Stage Door in North Street.
The 193, 248, 252, and 372 stop near Sainsbury's in Hornchurch.
Leave London on the A13 heading east, until you reach a Vue Multiplex Cinema on the left with a footbridge over the dual carriageway. Take the filter signed A1306 Dagenham, Hornchurch and follow signs to Hornchurch. Hornchurch is clearly sign-posted.
At the THIRD set of traffic lights turn LEFT into Cherry Tree Lane, follow this to a cross-roads with traffic lights and go STRAIGHT ahead into South End Road, which becomes Abbs Cross Lane. At the end of Abbs Cross Lane is a ‘T’ junction with traffic lights. Turn RIGHT into Hornchurch High Street, then LEFT at the next set of traffic lights into Billet Lane. The theatre is on the right. Please click here for an ordnance survey map including the M25 and click here for a more local ordnance survey map.
By Car: from North/East London
Leave London on the A12 heading east, until you reach the junction with the A127. Take the FLYOVER towards Southend, at the next traffic lights (which has a footbridge) turn RIGHT into Ardleigh Green Road. Ardleigh Green Road ends at a small roundabout, go STRAIGHT on into Butts Green Road, after crossing a railway bridge the road forks at a pub called The Chequers take the LEFT fork into North Street. The Queen's Theatre is a short way on the right. Please click here for an ordnance survey map including the M25 and click here for a more local ordnance survey map.
By Car: from the M25 South bound
Leave the M25 at junction 28 and take the A12 towards London and Romford. At the next major junction (roundabout with flyover) turn LEFT on to the A127 towards Southend, at the next traffic lights (which has a footbridge) turn RIGHT into Ardleigh Green Road. Ardleigh Green Road ends at a small roundabout, go STRAIGHT on into Butts Green Road, after crossing a railway bridge the road forks at a pub called The Chequers take the LEFT fork into North Street. The Queen's Theatre is a short way on the right. Please click here for an ordnance survey map including the M25 and click here for a more local ordnance survey map.
By Car: from the M25 North bound
Leave the M25 at junction 29, take the A127 towards London and Romford, after approximately 2½ miles at the first major junction with traffic lights, turn LEFT into Ardleigh Green Road . Ardleigh Green Road ends at a small roundabout, go STRAIGHT over into Butts Green Road, after crossing a railway bridge the road forks at a pub called The Chequers take the LEFT fork into North Street, the theatre is a short way on the right. Please click here for an ordnance survey map including the M25 and click here for a more local ordnance survey map.
By Train: London Liverpool Street, National Express East Anglia
Take the train from Liverpool Street, or Stratford (walk across the platform from the Central Line) to Romford, then; either go to Gidea Park, and take a taxi to the theatre, or go to Romford and change on to the Romford/Upminster branch line on platform 1. This leaves at 30 minute intervals (last train 8pm).. Leave the train at the first stop, Emerson Park. At Emerson Park turn LEFT out of the station and stay on that side of the road, this becomes North Street, the theatre is then a short distance on the right, (a 5 minute walk). Please click here for a local ordnance survey map showing the theatre.
Further information is available by phoning 020 7247 5488 or by visiting www.nationalexpresseastanglia.com
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By Train: London Fenchurch Street, C2C
Take the train from Fenchurch Street to Upminster, then either turn LEFT
out of the station to bus stops and catch any Romford-bound bus (the 248
to Hornchurch High Street and 370 passes tthe Theatre), or change on to
the Romford/Upminster branch line on platform 6, which leaves at 30 minute
intervals, (last train 8pm). Get off the train at the first stop, Emerson
Park. At Emerson Park, turn LEFT out of the station, stay on that side
of the road, this becomes North Street and the Queen's Theatre is a short
way on the right, a five minute walk. Please click here
for a local ordnance survey map showing the theatre.
