Seating Plan & Seat View Photos
Select seats to view real seat view photos from SeatPlan members, with ratings for comfort, legroom and view to help you book the best Witness for the Prosecution tickets.
Select seats to view real seat view photos from SeatPlan members, with ratings for comfort, legroom and view to help you book the best Witness for the Prosecution tickets.
The London County Hall has a capacity of 369 seats. Section capacities are 218 Courtroom Stalls, 43 North Gallery, 53 Central Gallery and 43 South Gallery. Use our interactive seating plan to view 1312 seat reviews and 1220 photos of views from seat.
Each seating area offers a unique experience. The best views are from the middle of the Stalls where the entire stage is visible including the Witness Box and Jury Box, and actors sometimes rush up and down the aisles near you throughout the show.
Some of the best seats in the house are between rows C and E in the Courtroom Stalls, you'll feel totally immersed in the action of Witness for the Prosecution. With the judge, accused and barristers performing right in front of you - and maybe even giving away their true motivations with subtle body language - you will “feel like you are part of the proceedings”.
For a truly unique experience, book one of the 12 VIP jury box seats, here you'll watch the play unfold in front of your eyes and enjoy complimentary refreshments.
For an unforgettable theatre experience at London County Hall, the best seats are undoubtedly found in the Jury Box and Courtroom Stalls. In the Jury Box, seats like Jury Box Row J Seat 4 and Row J Seat 12 offer the best views, immersing you in the action as actors walk right by. Audience members rave, "You are involved ... in the action of the play in this immersive seat" and "One of the best seats in the house as you are part of the play." Meanwhile, in the Courtroom Stalls, Row D seats such as 87 and 88 provide excellent views and comfort, with comments like "Perfect seat with a good view of the jury and stage" and "Great comfort great view."





For taller theatre-goers seeking comfort, the Jury Box and Courtroom Stalls sections at London County Hall offer exceptional legroom. In the Jury Box, Row J and Seat 10 stands out with a perfect legroom rating, providing ample space and a unique immersive experience. Additionally, Row F in the Courtroom Stalls features ... several seats, including Seat 197 and Seat 186, both praised for their generous legroom and comfort. However, Row A in the Courtroom Stalls has been noted for its limited legroom, making it less suitable for those over 6ft.





At London County Hall, the best restricted view seats can be found in the Central Gallery and South Gallery. In the Central Gallery, Rows A and C offer fantastic views despite minor obstructions, with patrons praising the ability to see facial expressions and key action. The South Gallery's Row D is also a great choice, ... providing excellent value for money with only slight limitations on the far left of the stage. Audience members have raved about the engaging performances and stunning set pieces, making these seats a hidden gem for theatre lovers looking for a bargain.




