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High Society

High Society

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Barbican Theatre Capacity

The Barbican Theatre London has a capacity of 1172 seats. Section capacities are 681 Stalls, 195 Circle, 159 Upper Circle and 137 Gallery. Use our interactive seating plan to view 4897 seat reviews and 4256 view from seat photos.

The auditorium offers excellent views from comfortable seats with good legroom. Overhang restrictions are very limited on all levels.

Best Seats in the House

For an unforgettable theatre experience at the Barbican Theatre, the best seats are undoubtedly found in the Stalls, particularly Rows F to G. These seats offer the best views of the stage, allowing you to fully immerse yourself in the performance. Audience members rave about the comfort and legroom, with one saying, "Fantastic ... view, comfy seats, plenty of legroom". Another noted, "Perfect view of the entire stage - close enough to see everything and far enough away so that it is in eye-line." With such positive feedback, these seats truly represent the best seats in the house!

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Best Legroom Seats

For taller theatre-goers seeking comfort, the Barbican Theatre offers some fantastic seating options. In the Stalls section, Rows F and E are particularly noteworthy, with Seats 10 and 17 in Row F providing excellent legroom and comfort. Additionally, Seat 38 in Row G is highly praised for its generous legroom and unobstructed ... view. However, be cautious of Row A in the Circle section, where Seat 14 has been noted for its limited legroom and poor visibility, making it less ideal for those over 6ft.

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Best Restricted View Seats

At the Barbican Theatre, the best restricted view seats can be found in the Upper Circle, particularly Rows A to C and Row B in the Gallery. These seats are often sold at a discount due to their side positioning or slight obstructions, yet audience reviews highlight their surprising quality. For instance, Row A seats offer ... a spacious experience with good legroom, while Row B seats provide a clear view of the stage, making them ideal for productions with significant action at the centre. "The view was surprisingly decent" and "great value for the price" are sentiments echoed by many patrons, especially for productions featuring elaborate set pieces and costumes that are best appreciated from these vantage points.

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