About VAULT

VAULT transforms a newly discovered labyrinth of tunnels underneath Waterloo to offer London three weeks of kaleidoscopically varied entertainment between 9th and 26th February 2012.

From theatrical gigs of elemental fury to immersive operatic worlds, and from late night themed parties to a horror-exclusive cinema, VAULT will thrill everyone who comes through our Leake Street door.

Ticket prices start from just £5. As a bonus, come to any show on a Thursday or Sunday night and you’ll see our madcap cabaret, Baxter’s Basement, for free at 10pm till close. On Fridays and Saturdays, you’ll want a separate ticket to our 10pm-til-late live music parties – Vault LATES.

There’s a galaxy of other shows on at the same time. Check out our listings – hundreds of performers and nearly ten thousand tickets are on sale.

We want to thank our primary partners, IdeasTap, and our supporters The Old Vic Tunnels. We also want to thank Steve Winter at Old Vic New Voices, because their Coming Up Festival offers endless experience and connections to people who take part in it.

We’re open all afternoon till late night with a devilishly cheap bar and great music. Even if you don’t have a ticket for a show, make VAULT your destination this February.

We’ll see you there,

Tim Wilson
Festival Director

  • A three weeks festival of arts and entertainment at The Old Vic Tunnels
  • THURSDAYS to SUNDAYS, 9th – 26th February
  • Separately ticketed performances – pay for what you want to see, no more.
  • Free entry to Baxter’s Basement Cabaret with every Thursday and Sunday show ticket
  • 10 till 1am Club Nights every Friday and Saturday (seperately ticketed & not included in show price)
  • Go Underground – explore the VAULT

VAULT at The Old Vic Tunnels,
Leake St , London SE1 8SW

Underground: Waterloo (Northern, Bakerloo and Jubilee Line)

British Rail: Waterloo Station

From Waterloo Station: Leave Waterloo Station via Exit 1. Turn right onto Station Road Approach and keep on the right hand side of the road. Walk all the way to the bottom of the road and go down the first set of stairs you come to and turn right at the bottom of the stairs. The Leake Street entrance to The Old Vic Tunnels 10 metres down the graffiti tunnel on the right hand side.

 

Each show at VAULT is ticketed separately; you cannot buy ‘day tickets’ or ‘all access’ passes, as venue capacity is strictly controlled. If there is an event you wish to attend, you must make sure you book your place – head over to the booking page for the full schedule, or use the links on the right to find out how to book for the show you want to see. If you have any queries, feel free to email boxoffice@heritagearts.co.uk.

VAULT is a CASH ONLY SITE. The nearest ATM is in Waterloo Station, five to ten minutes walk from the venue. Apologies for any inconvenience this may cause.

Online bookings close at 5pm daily, or two hours before the show start time, whichever is earlier. If you wish to buy a ticket after this time, please come to the venue box office.

If you have purchased tickets from the Heritage Arts Box Office, you must bring ID to the festival. We reserve the right to refuse entry to anyone without acceptable ID, such as a credit/debit card with the ticket purchaser’s name, a driving licence, NUS card or passport. Combined with your printed receipt, your proof of identity is your ticket to 75% of our productions, so don’t forget!

Many productions are VAULT are not traditionally seated, and may involved audience movement or periods of standing. The VAULT venue floor is not always even, and care must be taken when visiting the site. For any queries, including access needs, please contact boxoffice@heritagearts.co.uk

Please be aware that show scheduling and running times mean it is not possible to see the flicker club or La Bohème and The Furies on the same night. If you wish to see them all, please come on separate nights!

From 10pm, the venue becomes 18+ only. Under 18s will not be admitted, with or without a LATES ticket.

For Press and Media queries, please get in touch with Chloé Nelkin Consulting on 07764 273 219.

Proudly Supported By
Adnams
Based in the sunny coastal town of Southwold in Suffolk, Adnams is a brewing company with innovation at its heart. Once just a brewer of quality cask ales, the Adnams of today also boasts a micro-distillery and handcrafted spirits, a fantastic selection of wines, four hotels in Suffolk and Norfolk, and 12 shops as well. At Adnams there is so much to enjoy, and it’s something people want to experience time and time again. To find out more about us, visit Adnams.co.uk.

Stage Electrics opened in 1979 as a group of people who were passionate about theatre lighting and sound equipment. Three decades on, they are now one of Europe’s leading suppliers of stage lighting and sound equipment to the entertainment industry.

 

Produced by: The Heritage Arts Company

Creative Producer: Tim Wilson

General Manager: Mat Burt

Production Manager: Martin Leonard

Technical Director: Natalie Lindiwe Jones

PR: Chloé Nelkin Consulting

Graphic Design: Nick Kay

Thanks to: Tristan Appleby and everyone at Network Rail, Hamish Jenkinson, Douglas McJannet, Lucy Faulks and everyone at The Old Vic Tunnels, Amanda White, Laura MacFarlane, Luiza Sauma and everyone at IdeasTap, Steve Winter and everyone at Old Vic New Voices, Elaine McGowan and Martin Gray and everyone at EMG, Peter Wilson, Dee Vithlani and Bob Thomas and everyone at PWProds, Ed Crozier and Nicholas Newton at Genesius/Promenade.

Comments? Drop us a line: info@heritagearts.co.uk