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The Choir of ManDress Circle, B30. Great view (Don't be put off by the pole in row A on the left of the photo as it does not hamper the view of the stage). This is a scene during the interval when you could get a drink from the bar on the stage. Great show.Dress CirclesectionBrow30seat -
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Prima Facie2nd to back row. Rows are steep in the Grand Circle which actually means decent legroom and a view of most of the stage, as rows in front are quite a lot lower. Surprisingly okay seats. However, distance to stage means hard to see actors expressions.Grand CirclesectionHrow3seat -
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Prima FacieIncredible seats! We were so close we could see every emotion. A little short on leg room but the view more than makes up for thatStallssectionJrow15seat -
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Comfy seat though but I'd say a third of the stage missing from view (they do clearly state this when booking) HOWEVER - for a concert with minimal stage movement, it was OK for the priceDress Circle Perch SeatsectionProw2seat -
The Woman In BlackGreat view. However the leg room is minimal and several people moved in the interval. There is no middle aisle for rows A and B so lots of standing to let people pass which was difficult with the limited space.Royal CirclesectionArow14seat -
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Christmas Carol Goes WrongGood rake to see over people in front. Decent leg room. Slightly obstructed view of the very front of the stage due to the balcony railing.Grand CirclesectionBrow10seat -
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The Addams FamilyAdvertised as slightly restricted but the pole doesn't impair the view of the stage. Legroom is good.Dress CirclesectionBrow30seat -
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