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Grand Circle
Positioned above the Royal Circle, the Grand Circle can feel quite distant and high up from the stage however it still offers plenty of good views and seats. Those audience members who need to feel close to the action taking place on stage should aim to sit in the front section of the Grand Circle.
There is a safety rail at the front of the section, obstructing the view for those in row A, and Seats A6 and A23 should be particularly avoided as a double bar protects the end of the aisle.
The best seats can be found in the middle of the rows C-E as they offer panoramic views of the stage. The Balcony overhang begins in row B but does not affect those who are sat under it. The rear of this section can feel quite claustrophobic and those after comfort and plenty of space might feel cramped as the Grand Circle does not offer much legroom. Taller audience members are advised to avoid this section of the theatre or aim for an aisle seat, but bearing in mind that these seats offer restricted views.
If you have experienced vertigo in the past it is advised to avoid the front seats in this section as leaning forward might cause light-headiness. The Grand Circle at the Noel Coward Theatre is not wheelchair accessible and is not suited to those audience members with reduced mobility issues.
