On the ground floor, directly from the foyer, the Stalls offer an immersive experience. The stage is set quite high, so be warned: rows A-C require a significant upward gaze that can get uncomfortable during longer performances.

A moderate rake generally provides decent sightlines from row D backwards. Legroom is adequate, but taller patrons, especially in the central block, might find it tight.

Views from the central block (rows D-M) are excellent. Side blocks, particularly in the front, may have a slightly restricted view of the extreme stage edges, though this is usually minor in this intimate theatre.

There are no central aisles; reaching central seats means passing by other seated people.

Up a flight of stairs from the foyer on the first floor, the Dress Circle is often considered the prime viewing area for this intimate theatre. This level offers an excellent elevated perspective, providing a comprehensive view of the entire stage picture without feeling too far back.

A good rake ensures clear sightlines over heads. Legroom is similar to the Stalls – generally adequate but potentially restrictive for taller individuals, particularly in the front rows (A-C).

The circle's gentle curve means side seats (e.g., A1-3, A20-22) avoid severe side-on views, though you might miss extreme stage left/right action. The safety rail in the very front row (Row A) is low enough for most adults, but shorter patrons might find it a minor obstruction.

A further flight of stairs leads you to the second-floor Upper Circle, significantly higher and further back than the Dress Circle. This level offers a more distant, bird's-eye view of the stage.

The rake is steeper than lower levels, beneficial for seeing over heads, though the descent can feel quite steep. Legroom is generally most restricted on this level, particularly in the front rows, and can be uncomfortable for longer durations.

Central block views are clear, but the stage appears smaller, and details may be harder to discern compared to lower levels. Side seats can have slightly more angled views due to the distance and curve, but you won't find any significant obstructions like pillars.

The safety rail in the front row (Row A) is generally not an issue for adults. This level typically offers the most budget-friendly tickets, though at the expense of proximity and potentially comfort.