On the ground floor, the Stalls offer an immersive and direct view, placing you close to the stage action. As a modern, purpose-built venue, sightlines are excellent throughout, with seating well-raked, particularly in the rear, ensuring clear views over heads.

You'll find legroom notably generous compared to many older West End theatres. While extreme side seats in the very front rows might have a slightly angled view for certain extended stage designs, there are no structural obstructions like pillars thanks to the contemporary build.

Perched above the Stalls, the Circle offers a comprehensive, often panoramic, view of the stage. Its steep rake ensures consistently clear and unobstructed sightlines to the entire stage, even from the very back rows.

You'll find legroom here is also very good, a benefit of the theatre's modern construction. From this elevated perspective, you can truly appreciate the full scale of large-scale productions, intricate set designs, and complex choreography.

While slightly further from the immediate action than the front Stalls, it provides an ideal overview, and there are no known structural elements causing restricted views.