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Stalls
The Stalls at the Noel Coward Theatre consists of one large block of seating that is not divided by any aisles. The best seats can be found in rows F-M and they are considered premium seats as they offer spectacular panoramic views of the stage.
Due to the height of the stage, those audience members who are in the first two rows can find themselves looking up all the time, hence craning their necks. The Royal Circle overhang begins in row K and is slightly noticeable for those in rows P and back, but it mostly affects the view for those seated in rows S and back as it cuts off the top of the stage.
The theatre offers £20 day seats which are restricted view seats in rows C and D, however they are an absolute bargain and can be purchased at the theatre on the day of the performance. Generally the best seats in this section of the venue can be found in the middle of the rows. Due to the shape of the theatre, end seats offer a side view of the stage.
The Stalls at the Noel Coward Theatre is well raked, therefore ensuring that audience members can enjoy great views that are unobstructed by those in front of them. The Stalls offers plenty of comfort and plenty of legroom, so even taller audience members can fully enjoy their experience without worrying about feeling uncomfortable.
This section of the theatre is not wheelchair accessible and is not suited to those with reduced mobility.
