How many sections does Queen’s Theatre have?

Queen's Theatre is spread across 2 sections - Stalls and Circle.

Which seats offer the best view of the stage in Queen’s Theatre seating plan?

Seats in the centre of rows give the best view of the stage.

Which seat offers the best value for money in the Queen’s Theatre seating plan?

Seats right in the middle section of the from rows A-F (generally seats 6-20) are great. The rear half of the Stalls section also has some cheap tickets

What is the Stalls section in the Queen’s Theatre seating plan?

The stalls are below street level and are accessed via 21 steps from the foyer. There is no central aisle, so the seats make up one block.

What is the Dress Circle in Queen’s Theatre seating plan?

Seats towards the centre give the best views of the stage, but those towards the sides of the auditorium also look directly at the action. The back of the Dress Circle feels high but due to the size of the auditorium, does not feel too far away.

What is the Upper Circle in Queen’s Theatre seating plan?

The upper circle is the highest and furthest away from the stage. Most of the seats have restricted views because you need to lean forward.

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If there's one thing Manisha loves more than cake, it's travelling. While studying in London, she fell in love with the city, and decided that she wanted to combine her two interests - writing and travelling. Having made London her home, she now travels through Europe during summers, spends winters under ten blankets, and writes about her adventures in between.