Palace Theatre

The Stalls are located on the ground floor, offering direct access to the stage level. The section features a good rake, which generally provides clear sightlines over the heads of those in front, particularly from rows F backwards. Front rows (A-C) are very close to the stage, requiring an upward gaze which can be uncomfortable for some and may result in missing action at the very back of the stage. Mid-stalls (rows D-M) are often considered excellent for their immersive view. Legroom is standard for a historic theatre, which can be tight for taller people, though aisle seats offer more space. The overhang from the Dress Circle begins around row P/Q, potentially cutting off the very top of the stage for seats in the rear rows of the Stalls.