You'll find yourself in a single, steeply raked amphitheatre-style auditorium. This significant incline is a real plus, ensuring excellent sightlines for most, even from the back, as there are no traditional obstructions like pillars or balconies to contend with.

Seating is individual, durable, and weather-resistant – typically plastic or a similar outdoor material. They're functional, not plush, so a cushion is highly recommended for comfort, especially during longer shows; you can often hire one on-site.

Legroom is generally adequate throughout; no rows are notorious for severe restriction, though taller patrons might find it a bit snug in places. Views of the expansive stage are generally excellent, thanks to that steep rake and the theatre's open nature.

The natural backdrop of Regent's Park trees is often cleverly integrated into the set design. Restricted views are minimal: extreme side seats might give you a slightly more angled perspective of the stage edges, and while the rake ensures good visibility from the rear, the stage will naturally appear smaller from further back.

Being open-air, performances are subject to weather. Rain can impact your comfort and, in heavy downpours, visibility, though shows usually continue.

Umbrellas are generally discouraged during performances as they obstruct views; ponchos are often sold or recommended instead. Sound can be affected by ambient noise and wind, but the theatre uses a high-quality sound system to mitigate these factors.