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Royal Circle
Situated a level above the Stalls, the Royal Circle is a large wide block of seating which is divided into three blocks of seating by two aisles.
Premium seats are seats 9-20 in rows A-C and they offer fantastic and panoramic views of the stage, even better than the premium seats in the Stalls.
This part of the theatre is well raked, ensuring that audience members can enjoy good views that are unobstructed by those in front of them.
Due to the fact that the front rows curve around the stage, end on seats offer slightly angled views of the stage, but whilst this creates a slightly restricted view, the impact of it depends on the production.
Whilst the Upper Circle overhang begins at row C it does not affect the view for those sat underneath.
The Royal Circle offers plenty of comfort and legroom does not feel too limited, however taller audience members are advised to avoid row A and perhaps opt for an aisle seat.
Row A seats 1-2 and 30-31 are restricted views, but they offer good value for money. Generally it is advised to buy tickets for the central block to ensure that you can enjoy clear and panoramic views of the stage.
Boxes in this part of the venue are also a good value for money, ensuring plenty of comfort and providing audience members with great views throughout.
The Royal Circle is not wheelchair accessible and not suitable to those with reduced mobility.
