How many sections does Harold Pinter Theatre have?

Built across four levels, including the Stalls, Dress Circle, Royal Circle and Balcony, a variety of views are on offer throughout the theatre, and it is worth thoroughly checking your seats before booking.

Which seats offer the best view of the stage in Harold Pinter Theatre seating plan?

The Stalls offer the best views in the theatre, however the Dress Circle is also a good option for those willing to pay top price. Bargains can be found here and there, however a number of restrictions from pillars make choosing seats in the Royal Circle and Balcony difficult.

Which seat offers the best value for money in the Harold Pinter Theatre seating plan?

Due to the pillars in this theatre, many seats are often discounted due to being restricted view. Occasionally these seats can be worth the risk. However, it is worth sitting in the Balcony for a distant, but overall clear, view.

What is the Stalls section in the Harold Pinter Theatre seating plan?

The stalls make for the biggest seating section in the theatre, housing a total of 416 seats. There are no aisles separating the seats in this section, forming one single block of seats. There are two support pillars in row B, J and M and seats around these rows offer restricted views of the stage.

What is the Circle in Harold Pinter Theatre seating plan?

The Royal Circle is the most restricted view section in the theatre, due to safety rails and the shape of the seating. The seating follows a deep curve, creating restrictions to the front of the stage for the five end seats in each row.

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A writer who doubles as a food, film, and music guide, Arun spent a good part of his life pursuing Business Management courses that no longer make sense to him. He worked in Dubai as an Accountant for 3.5 years before returning to the city he keeps referring to as 'second home' - Bangalore. Travelling is also one of his interests although he doesn't go by bucket-lists anymore.