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Disclaimer Please note that this seating plan is for illustration purposes. While we've done our best to represent the official seating plan layout accurately, there may be some small differences.
Stalls
The Stalls at the Duke of York’s Theatre is one large section of seating that is not divided by an aisle. The Royal Circle overhangs the Stalls at row K creating an obstructed view by cutting the top of the stage for those in row K and back.
Due to the size of this section the rear seats feel very distant and removed from the action taking place on stage. The best seats are in the centre of rows E-G, they are premium priced but offer great panoramic views without any restriction.
Generally it is best to sit as centrally as possible as seats at the ends of the rows are restricted by being placed outside of the proscenium arch. Legroom feels adequate in this section of the theatre, however taller audience members should aim for an aisle seat.
The front of the Stalls at the Duke of York’s Theatre is well raked, however it is not the case at the rear of the section. Those at the very back might find themselves frustrated as their view is likely to be obstructed by those in front of them, due to the height of the stage; audience members who are sat in the first row have to look upwards and might find themselves feeling uncomfortable after a while.
This section of the Duke of York’s Theatre is not wheelchair accessible and is not recommended for those with reduced mobility issues.
