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Sue PerkinsA really good view for comedy. Don't lose much of stage right, can see into the wings stage left.Grand CirclesectionBrow36seat -
Royal Philarmonic Symphony OrchestraGreat view for so high up and the sound is good. (Plus there are toilets on this level which are never as busy as the ones downstairs)level 3sectionGGrow24seat -
Kinky BootsThe knob on the bar was centre stage right on the heads of the people singing their solos. I am 5ft 2 - husband had no problems. I would get row C next timeUpper CirclesectionBrow22seat -
Mark SteelGood view even for a short person, reasonable leg room. Seats are a bit uncomfortable but that's the same throughout the venueGrand circlesectionCrow21seat -
The Divine ComedyGreat view, great sound and just behind the sound desk so also interestingStallssectionBBrow15seat -
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Bat out of HellDon't sit here if you're short - half the stage is behind the head of person in frontupper circlesectionBrow16seat -
HamiltonView is great The leg room is quite limited even for me at 5 foot 2 and I got quite uncomfortable in the second half as the man next to me was big, but the seats have solid backs so you don't get kicked by the person behind. Access is up a lot of stairsupper circlesectionCrow27seat -
Tim MinchinActually had a surprisingly good view although I am short - you can see most of the stage between the heads of the people in frontStallssectionUrow10seat -
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