-
Grand CircleblocCrangée20place
-
The Man in the White SuitPretty high up but sadly I could still see most of this terrible show. If you sank down in your seat, the wall hid most of the view.Grand CircleblocArangée29place
-
Grand CircleblocFrangée13place
-
StallsblocBrangée5place
-
Jesus Christ SuperstarHigh up but a good view for a cheapie. You miss things happening on the left side. (I saw the show twice, first time from the front row.)Upper CircleblocAArangée11place
- Publicité
-
Royal CircleblocGrangée13place
-
The MousetrapPretty good seat. And the murderer is . . . . (stabbing noise and fading scream)StallsblocErangée1place
-
RosmersholmGood seat, just a few metres from the lovely Hayley Atwell. I have to point out that she's not a permanent fixture - it'll be someone else when you go.StallsblocCrangée1place
-
Publicité -
TartuffeThis is bit wide angle, the stage actually looked closer than this. All the seats at the National have good views - thank goodness for concrete.CircleblocCrangée1place
-
FolliesRight at the front of the Olivier. It was a folly, however, to see this uninspiring 'musical'.StallsblocDrangée1place
-
StallsblocAYrangée10place
-
Man of La ManchaCramped and uncomfortable, but maybe worth it for a cheapie. Great show with Kelsey Grammer, wish I'd paid more for a seat closer to the stage.BalconyblocHrangée46place
-
All My SonsA terrific seat, just a few metres from Sally Field, Bill Pullman, Jenna Coleman and Colin Morgan.StallsblocDrangée10place
-
CircleblocLrangée5place
-
Derek JacobiNice aisle seat near the front to see the great Derek Jacobi talk about his life on stage, on TV and in film.StallsblocCrangée14place



















