Harold Pinter Theatre » section Balcony

Very high up! Decent view with a little rail obstruction. Lower leg room but space at side/aisle. Happy with this for the price :)

A superb seat for the price. Comfortable and with ample legroom for an average sized individual. Amazing view of stage. Padded seat. Back rest. Safety rail cuts across view, but it is no problem if you lean slightly forward. No area of stage obscured.

Superb seat for the price. Comfortable seat. Ample leg room for an average sized individual. Clear view of stage. Safety rail cuts across view, but it is no problem if you lean slightly forward. No section of the stage is put of view. Pleasant temperature.

Quite easy to see around the bar, and the seats themselves aren't too torturous. The steps down are VERY steep, and it's very high up so standing up almost gives you a constant fear of plummeting.

Good seat. Reasonably comfortable. Padded. Armrests. Backrest. Ample space under seat to place a small bag & coat, freeing up additional leg room! Pleasant temperature. There is a safety rail cutting across the view. This can be rectified by either leaning forwards or relaxing down into your seat. It really isn't a problem. The play was fantastic. Gleeson was on top form. Staff were courteous & helpful. Ladies toilet has only 1 cubicle on this floor

A decent view for a fair price given how much some of the stalls seats are selling for now. Advertised as obstructed view and there is a small railing but it didn't cause me to miss any of the show.

Ok view for the performance,

Not a good seat. When the rows in front filled in, we lost our view of about half the stage, which got worse when people leaned forwards to try to see better. Glad to have seen the show for £20, but would recommend trying to sit somewhere else.

View was perfectly fine, despite it being listed as restrictive view

7/10 could see everything, although view obviously from above so you can't see people's expressions very well dependant on who is in front of you (if they are tall you spend most of the time not seeing most of the stage)

Good view despite being back row. Very well tiered seats so no issues from people in front. Need to lean forward to very far right corner at front but not an issue. Got a bit warm by the end though despite being a cold November night

Last row of the theater - very high up, but surprisingly doesn't feel too far away (though you may feel put off by the height - it did not bother me for Giant). Being the last row, you can lean forward a bit since no one is behind you.