The Bridge Theatre has three levels of seating - Stalls, Gallery 1 and Gallery 2 - which are arranged on three sides to accommodate a thrust stage, end-on stage or promenade (immersive) performance. The auditorium has some flexible seating areas that can change to suit the needs of the production. Some productions will offer standing room in the ground-level Pit, or additional Stalls and Gallery seating behind the stage.
The Bridge Theatre is a contemporary venue with excellent sightlines. Don’t be concerned about sitting in side-view seats; every production is designed to ensure audiences sitting on all three sides have a great view.
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This seat is awkwardly angled right next to another seat so legroom is very tight and does get uncomfortable. View is good but you miss some small parts of the show right below you and unable to see the band. More
Saw Guys and Dolls Guys and Dolls on 20 March 2023
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Very tight legroom and seats are at an angle meaning it’s very uncomfortable. Needs to be marked as restricted legroom. View was good however might miss some people directly below due to the lighting rig. More
Saw Guys and Dolls Guys and Dolls on 20 March 2023
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This is seat is quite comfortable and on the aisle next to the exit. The view from this seat is good. As this production is in the round you do have to lean forward in the seat to see some parts of the show. Legroom is adequate for me. More
Saw Guys and Dolls Guys and Dolls on 13 March 2023
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