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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.
Balcony
The highest section of the Noel Coward Theatre, the Balcony is suitable to those audience members who are on a strict budget and do not need much comfort to immerse themselves in the show. Seats at the end of all rows offer restricted views as they offer side on views, therefore it is best to sit as centrally as possible.
To access the Balcony one must climb up many steep stairs, therefore those who suffer from poor health should avoid this section of the theatre. Audience members who suffer from acrophobia, claustrophobia or have experienced vertigo in the past should avoid this section of the Noel Coward Theatre at all costs as it will be impossible for them to enjoy their experience.
The Balcony does feel very cramped and uncomfortable, and taller audience members are advised to avoid it as there is hardly any legroom. There is a safety rail in front of the Balcony which obstructs the view for those directly in front of it making it very hard to enjoy the show.
The best seats are in the middle of this section but none of the seats in the Balcony offer spectacular views, so it worth noting this before purchasing your tickets. Large scale musicals can be enjoyable in this section of the theatre but it is very hard to make out any small detail.
The Balcony is not wheelchair accessible and is not suited to those with reduced mobility issues or those audience members who are planning on attending with children.
