On the ground floor, the Stalls offer immediate proximity to the stage. The rake is generally good, improving sightlines over heads, particularly from mid-stalls backwards.

Be aware, though, the stage is set quite high; the first few rows (A-C) will have you looking significantly upwards, potentially causing neck strain. Legroom is variable, with more generous space typically found in aisle seats or further back.

The Dress Circle overhang begins around Row K/L, which can slightly obscure the very top of the stage for productions with tall sets or high-flying elements if you're in the last few rows (P-R). Views from the central blocks are excellent, while side blocks offer a slightly angled perspective.

Up on the first floor, the Dress Circle often provides the most sought-after panoramic view of the stage. Its well-designed rake ensures clear sightlines across the entire section.

The front rows (A-C) are particularly prized, offering direct, immersive views often considered among the best in the theatre – providing an excellent sense of scale and detail without feeling too close. Legroom is generally comfortable, though it can be slightly more restricted in the very front rows or at the ends of rows.

Central blocks offer unobstructed, head-on views, while seats towards the sides provide a good angled perspective without significant obstruction. The Upper Circle overhang doesn't impact views in this section.

Perched on the second floor, the Upper Circle offers a more distant but comprehensive view of the entire stage. This section boasts a noticeably steeper rake than the Dress Circle, which is beneficial for seeing over the heads of those in front.

While you'll get a clear overall stage picture, fine details of performers' expressions may be less discernible without optical aids. Legroom is generally more restricted compared to the lower levels, particularly in the front rows and towards the ends of rows.

The very back rows can feel quite high and distant. Some seats at the extreme sides or in the last few rows may experience minor sightline restrictions due to safety rails or the theatre's architectural design, though major obstructions are rare.

This section typically offers the most budget-friendly seating options.