How many sections does Cambridge Theatre have?

Cambridge Theatre is spread across 3 sections - Stalls, Dress Circle and Upper Circle.

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

Rows C through G on the Stalls section have a wonderful view. The Dress Circle recommended seats are 12-23 in rows A-D. There are certain seats in the Upper Circle which also provide a tremendous view. Seats in rows C-F have great elevated views of the stage.

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

In the Stalls section, the rows L-P provide a good view, while at the same time, aren’t as expensive as the seats in the front. In the Dress Circle, seats in rows E-H provide good views at reasonable prices. The cheapest tickets can be found in the Upper Circle section. The best seats in this section are middle seats in rows A-F.

What is the Stalls section in the Cambridge Theatre seating plan?

If you are looking for seats with the best views, look no further. They are the closest to the stage and provide a great view. However, make sure that you avoid the front boxes since they give a very angled view.

What is the Dress Circle in Cambridge Theatre seating plan?

The Dress Circle is the smallest section of the theatre and has rows starting from A till H. According to most critics and audience reviews, the seats in this section, particularly the ones in the middle and front, offer the best views of the stage, some even better than the Stalls.

What is the Upper Circle in Cambridge Theatre seating plan?

This is the highest section of the theatre and the furthest away from the stage, and hence the cheapest. With rows starting from A till M, this section is bigger than the Dress Circle but smaller than the Stalls.

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