Park Theatre

Expect excellent sightlines and comfort in Park Theatre's larger, adaptable space, the Park200. This auditorium typically uses a thrust or in-the-round stage, though it can also be set up proscenium style.

• Best view: the seating is steeply raked, ensuring you'll see clearly over heads in front. Given the flexible stage, your exact view will subtly shift with each production's set design. The theatre's intimate scale means there's truly no 'bad' seat.
• Legroom: modern, comfortable seats offer good legroom throughout.
• Restricted view: in a thrust configuration, side seats might require a slight head turn for an angled view, but this is often balanced by your proximity to the action. Restricted views are rare, usually only if an unusually tall set piece partially obscures a small part of the stage from extreme side or back rows, which is uncommon.

For an exceptionally intimate theatre experience, the Park90 delivers. This studio space is ideal for smaller-scale productions, typically configured end-on or traverse.

• Best view: seating is raked, though less steeply than in the Park200, reflecting its smaller capacity and your closer proximity to the stage. Views are exceptionally clear and direct from almost every seat, creating a highly immersive experience as you're so close to the performers.
• Legroom: you'll find the seats comfortable, with adequate legroom for the space.
• Restricted view: thanks to the auditorium's small scale, restricted views are virtually non-existent. The only potential for minor obstruction would be an unusually large or tall set piece, which is rare for the type of productions staged here.
• Atmosphere: it's truly designed for maximum intimacy and direct engagement.