The Almeida Theatre has a capacity of 348 seats, including 222 seats in the Stalls and 126 seats in the Circle. Use our interactive seating plan to view 441 seat reviews and 222 photos of views from seat.
For those that don’t mind leaning, then a number of pillars and side-angled seats provide great value, considering the price of the tickets. It depends on the show, but generally the restricted view seats in the Stalls are better than those in the Circle. Alternatively, sit towards the rear of either section for an overall clear view of the stage at a discount price!
The best seats in the house are the centre Stalls and central section of the Circle.
The Tragedy of Macbeth - Great seat, a bit cheaper as it has a slight side view. Comfort is ok, but not the comfiest seats for a 3hr show, but plenty of legroom. Clear view, just some blocking issues for this production because of the stage layout- some... More
Visited 23 October 2021
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Restricted view and there are pillars to duck and weave around a bit. Circle overhang is in full view and frames your view of the stage - didn’t hide any of the action and wasn’t too distracting once the show started. Good value for the reduced price,... More
Visited 02 October 2021
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E19 is a lovely seat, fairly comfortable and with a reasonably large legroom. For Macbeth, row E is the third row and this seat offers a close, clear and central view on the stage. Totally recommended! More
Visited 08 October 2021
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