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Barbican Theatre seating plan, West End, London

With 1,172 seats, the Barbican Theatre offers options for every budget. Looking to get the best out of your experience? Check out our Barbican Theatre seating plan and get real-time seat availability, pricing, and insider tips on the best seats.

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Barbican Theatre seating plan

Value for money seats

Gallery: It offers the most economical deals. While these seats are situated a bit farther from the action, they come at a discounted price.
Rows: Another suggestion is to get seats at the ends of rows in any section. These seats are more budget-friendly due to their angled perspective toward the stage.

Best views of the stage

Stalls: The middle rows are best placed to offer the most ideal views of the stage.
Circle: Middle row seats provide an excellent vantage point of the stage, especially Rows F-J, which are highly recommended. Yet, for a more intimate experience, you might want to explore seating options a bit closer to the stage.

Sections available in Barbican Theatre

Stalls

The Stalls form an uninterrupted block of seating without a central aisle, accessible through doors at both ends of each row. Rows gently curve at the ends, offering a slight side view of the stage. The Barbican presents a modern auditorium with 17 rows accommodating up to 49 seats each, along with 2 Boxes at the rear and standing room.

Circle

Positioned directly above the Stalls, the Circle at this venue is predominantly occupied by seats in Row A and B, with seats AA to HH situated on the sides for a partial side view of the stage. Notably, the Circle features no central aisle, and its unobstructed view is preserved as it remains unaffected by the sections above.

Upper Circle

The Upper Circle replicates the layout of the Circle but offers an unobstructed view without a Gallery overhang. Organized into two elongated rows, A and B, the seating configuration places seats AA to EE on both sides of the stage, allowing for a side-angle view of the performance. Rows A and B emerge as excellent options for those prioritizing affordability without sacrificing visibility.

Gallery

Within the Gallery, discover Rows A and B, each featuring six seats on both sides in Rows AA and BB, granting a side view of the stage. Access your seats through doors on either side with no central aisle in this section. While the Gallery provides a unique perspective, it's important to note that it may occasionally convey a sense of distance from the primary action on the stage.

Accessible seating in Barbican Theatre

The Stalls provide four designated spaces for wheelchair users, along with companion seats at the rear. In the Upper Circle, row B features four accessible spaces equipped with a platform lift, and staff assistance is readily available. Furthermore, the back row of the Stalls (T) offers step-free access, although accessing other rows may require the use of stairs.
The car parks are open to all until midnight, accessible either via Silk Street or Beach Street Tunnel. Lifts are provided for those in need of assistance.
There are elevators on every level, connected to internal theatre lifts. You can utilize the main lifts on the Stalls floor or ground floor. Your ticket designates your assigned level and corresponding door. Additionally, step-free access to the Barbican Level G Foyer is available.
Guide dogs and emotional support animals are permitted within the theatre. Guests also have the option to entrust their care to the theatre staff during the performance.
Barbican Theatre regularly organizes assisted performances, including audio-described, captioned, and British Sign Language (BSL) interpreted performances.

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