Samantha Barks: The Cathedral Tour - Lichfield Tickets

Venue Information

• No parking on Site
• 5 Accessible bays – once full, drop off only available
• Toilets are located outside of the cathedral
• No food or drink
• No smoking or vaping in or near to the doors

Seating Information
Please note that many of these beautiful, intimate spaces are sacred, so we ask all ticket holders to treat them with respect.

FAQs

What is included in the VIP?
A VIP ticket includes a pre-show Meet and Greet with Samantha Barks, including a photo on your device and a poster, as well as seating in the front rows of the cathedral.

Please see the info below for Lichfield:

On Foot: Pedestrian entrance to The Close is via Dam Street or Beacon Street.
By Cycle: Lichfield is located on the National Route 54 of the National Cycle Network which runs from Stourport to Parsley Hay via Kidderminster, Dudley, Lichfield, Burton and Derby. There is a cycle rack located near the cafe and toilets in The Close (nearest the Dam Street entrance). By Bus: Lichfield, Burntwood and the district’s main villages are served by several bus companies who provide a range of services. We advise looking at route and timetable information before travelling.
By Train: There are two train stations in Lichfield; Lichfield City (10 minute walk to the Cathedral) and Lichfield Trent Valley (30-minute walk to the Cathedral). There are regular trains from Birmingham New Street to Lichfield City and to Lichfield Trent Valley.
By Car: We are conveniently situated close to the main motorway network.
From the south: Leave the M42 at Junction 9, then take the A446. Follow the A38 to Lichfield and then follow signs for the city centre.
From the north: Leave the M6 at Junction 12. Follow the A38 to Lichfield, then follow signs for the city centre.

Will there be a cloakroom?
There will not be anywhere in the cathedrals for the storage of your personal belongings.

Can I take food and drink into the auditorium?
We ask very kindly that no food and drink is brought into the cathedrals.

What does “restricted view” or “no view” mean?
A restricted view, or no view, means that you may be unable to see the entire stage from the specified seats. You’ll have either an incomplete view because of the position of the seats, or something may be in your line of sight. Don’t worry, the audio quality will still be excellent!

Why is there no seat number on my ticket confirmation?
Most of these venues are General Admission, so you will be seated in clearly marked sections.

What does “access + companion” mean?
These are tickets for someone with accessibility requirements.

How do I book these tickets?
If you're eligible, just select an access + companion ticket (or two tickets if you require a companion to attend with you). Maximum two tickets per purchase. If you require more than two tickets for your booking, you'll need to make a separate booking at standard pricing for those attending with you.

What happens after booking?
A member of the event team will contact you before the concert to: Ask for proof of eligibility (e.g., a disability card or similar documentation). Confirm your access needs, like whether you use a wheelchair or need step-free access.

Where will I be seated?
Your seats will be arranged based on your specific needs and the layout of the cathedral. Seating is subject to any restrictions the venue may have, which is why it's not assigned immediately during booking.