You'll find a good rake in the Stalls, generally providing clear sightlines over the heads in front. Be aware the stage is set relatively high; rows A-C offer an immersive, close-up experience but may require you to look up significantly, potentially causing neck strain.

For excellent, unobstructed views, aim for central rows D-M. Legroom is standard for a West End theatre, which can be restrictive for taller individuals, particularly in the central blocks.

Side seats towards the front may experience slight restrictions due to the angle, though the 2021 refurbishment aimed to minimise these. No pillars obstruct views here.

Step-free access is available to the rear of the Stalls, with steps leading down to the front rows.

Perched on the first floor, the Dress Circle offers an elevated and often preferred panoramic view, ideal for appreciating the full scope of set design and choreography. A good rake ensures clear sightlines across the auditorium.

The front rows A-C are generally considered premium, providing direct, unobstructed views of the entire stage. However, a safety rail at the very front of Row A might cause a minor obstruction for very short people if they slouch.

Legroom is comparable to the Stalls, standard for a West End venue. Views from the side sections are typically good, with only very minor angling towards the far edges of the stage for seats furthest to the side.

There is no overhang from an upper circle, ensuring an open and airy feel. Access to the Dress Circle involves stairs from the foyer, and there is no step-free access to this level.