Apollo Theatre

Good view, you are very high up but can see everything on the stage. Great legroom and seat is comfortable. Minus point is that you have to enter from the other end of the row, there are stairs to your right but they are blocked off for some reason. Steps are steep but there are handrails. Also be aware that there are a lot of steps from the entrance up to the balcony,it's good exercise!

Aisle seat. Close to exit and toilets. Good view and sound

It is quite a steep incline but the photo was taken sitting back in the seat and provided a good view. Therecwas no need to continually lean forward to see everything. Forcthe price it was very good value.

Don't buy these tickets!! There is no view. Leaning forward for two and a half hours is painful and you still can't see much of the stage at all!!

Good view for the price

Great seats with an unobstructed view of the stage. This is a typical traditional London theatre with tight space between rows. If you're very tall you might struggle with legroom but I was perfectly happy as was my teenage son, who has longer legs than me

This is an aisle seat in the back row. Plenty of legroom and space at the side for your bag & coat. Sold as restricted view, couldn't see the very right of the stage at the front but this wasn't a problem for this show. Seats are raked but I had a very tall person in front so they blocked my view a bit. Seat was fairly comfortable but there is a metal seat side which felt its presence by the end of the show,not the widest of seats.

Great view. Cushioned arm rest to lean forward. I was worried because of the angle I'd restrict the view of my seat neighbor, but she said I didn't. I missed that tiny bottom corner of the stage, but it was hardly used so I didn't miss any of the show.

Very close to the stage, excellent view with no obstructions - great to see the actors' facial expressions

If you're prepared to lean forward and the tickets are cheap then its okay. The taller you are, the more you can see but the tighter the leg room. A row or two back would mean you see more stage.

Great view of the stage and performers, with solid legroom.

truly horrific legroom. significant chunk to the lext of the stage cut off.

Aisle seat, not bad. Quite high up, decent-ish leg room. Be sure to see this before it ends! Brilliant!

A great view of everything from this seat. I usually luke front row, but this seat is better because you can see the upstairs bedroom. The stage is high, and the seats raked so you have a very good view.