Experience the show from the ground floor in the Stalls. The rake is generally good, providing clear sightlines over heads, though it’s less pronounced towards the front.

Legroom can be adequate but may feel restrictive for taller individuals, especially in central rows. Rows A-C are very close to the stage, offering an intimate view but potentially requiring a significant head tilt for productions with high sets.

The Dress Circle overhang begins to affect the view of the very top of the stage from approximately Row J onwards, becoming more noticeable in the back rows (K-M) for productions utilising the full vertical space. Aisle seats often provide slightly better legroom.

Many consider the Dress Circle, located on the first floor, to offer some of the Vaudeville Theatre's best views, particularly from the central rows (A-E). The rake is excellent, ensuring unobstructed views of the stage.

Legroom is generally good, comparable to the Stalls, and often preferred for overall comfort. While side seats offer slightly angled views, they are typically still very good.

Be aware that the safety rail at the front of Row A can cause a minor obstruction for shorter individuals, particularly if leaning forward. The Upper Circle overhang does not significantly impact views from this level.

The Upper Circle, on the second floor, provides a higher, more distant perspective of the stage. While you'll get a full overview of the production, details such as facial expressions may be harder to discern.

The rake is steep, which aids in sightlines over heads, but the overall height can feel quite elevated. Legroom in the Upper Circle is generally tighter than in the Stalls or Dress Circle, especially in the back rows.

The safety rail at the front of Row A can cause a significant obstruction for shorter audience members. Side seats in this section can have more pronounced angled views and minor restrictions from the side walls.

The very back rows can feel somewhat enclosed under the theatre's roof.