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Royal Court Theatre seating plan, West End, London

Looking to get the best out of your experience? Check out our Royal Court Theatre seating plan and get real-time seat availability, pricing, and insider tips on the best seats.

Royal Court Theatre seating plan

Value for money seats

Balcony: These seats are the most affordable and provide good views of the stage despite being further back. They’re ideal for budget-conscious theatergoers.
Circle slips: Moderately priced, these seats offer a decent view and are excellent for those seeking affordable options without sacrificing much in terms of visibility.

Best views of the stage

Stalls: Center seats in Rows E to G provide an exceptional view of the entire stage, thanks to the intimate size of the auditorium and a good rake.
Circle: The first few rows in this section, particularly Rows A and B, offer a fantastic overall view of the stage and a good balance of intimacy and perspective.

Sections available in Royal Court Theatre

Stalls

213 seats
Rows AA-M

The largest section with 213 seats, the stalls provide an intimate and clear view of the stage due to its raked design.
Seats in Rows E-G are ideal, while seats under the Circle overhang (Rows L-M) may restrict the top of the stage.
Seats in Row K offer extra legroom, and some seats can be removed to accommodate wheelchair users.

Circle

112 seats
Rows A-E

This section has 112 seats and offers a balanced view, especially from the first few rows.
The Circle is moderately elevated and is perfect for those who enjoy an overall perspective.
Circle slips are budget-friendly, though the side angles might slightly limit your view.

Balcony

64 seats
Rows A-C

The smallest section with 64 seats, the Balcony provides an affordable option for theatergoers.
While offering decent views, the legroom is limited, and seats towards the back can feel distant.
The central front row seats, such as Balcony A12, are recommended for unobstructed views.

Accessible seating in Royal Court Theatre

Stalls: All sections are accessible via lifts, but accessible seating and adapted toilets are only available on the Stalls level. Row J and K can accommodate up to four wheelchairs, and transfer seats are available.

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Frequently asked questions about Royal Court Theatre seating plan

Where are the best seats in Royal Court Theatre?

Central seats in Rows E-G of the Stalls and Rows A-B in the Circle offer the best views of t he stage.

Which section of Royal Court Theatre has wheelchair accessibility?

There are wheelchair spaces in the Stalls and lift access to all levels. Stalls have good legroom, particularly in Row K. The Circle and Balcony have tighter legroom and do not have any designated wheelchair seats.

Which seats in Royal Court Theatre provide value for money?

The Balcony and Circle slips offer excellent budget-friendly options.