Prince Edward Theatre

The Stalls section offers an immersive experience, being the closest to the stage. Rows A-E provide a very close-up view, which can require looking up significantly for productions with high staging or action at the top of the proscenium arch. The view becomes more balanced from Row F backwards. The rake (slope) is moderate, meaning taller people in front can occasionally obstruct views for shorter individuals, particularly in the mid-stalls. Legroom is generally standard for a West End theatre, with aisle seats offering slightly more space. The Dress Circle overhang begins to affect the view of the very top of the stage from approximately Row S or T backwards, potentially cutting off the highest parts of the set or lighting rigs, which is more pronounced in the very last rows. Access to the Stalls is generally flat from the foyer, with steps down to the front rows.