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Titanique
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Criterion Theatre
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Criterion Theatre Capacity
The Criterion Theatre London has a capacity of 585 seats. Section capacities are 361 Stalls, 159 Dress Circle and 65 Upper Circle. Use our interactive seating plan to view 5849 seat reviews and 5092 photos of views from seat.
The auditorium is fairly intimate and offers good views throughout, with all seats feeling close to the stage. Support pillars are dotted throughout the sections, which can cause obstructions in the Stalls and Dress Circle. Seats affected are sold as restricted view.
Best Seats in the House
For an unforgettable experience at the Criterion Theatre, the best seats are undoubtedly in the Stalls, particularly Rows E 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 proximity to the action, with comments like, "amazing ... seat for this show, close to the stage but with enough distance that you can still see everything" and "Great view of stage, nice space." The atmosphere is enhanced by the excellent sound quality, making these seats a premium choice for any theatre-goer.
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Stalls E18
amazing seat for this show, close to the stage but with enough distance that you can still see everything
Dress Circle A13
Front row of the dress circle so the view of the stage is great. Facial expressions can clearly be seen... More
Dress Circle B11
Great view as the theatre is quite small.
Stalls E17
great view
Stalls E16
Such an amazing view of the stage with no obstructions. One of the best seats in the theatre.
Best Legroom Seats
For taller theatre-goers seeking the best legroom at the Criterion Theatre, the Dress Circle offers some fantastic options. Seats in Row A, particularly A19 and A26, are highly rated for their spaciousness and comfort, making them ideal for those over 6ft. Row B also has some commendable choices, with B21 providing a good ... balance of view and legroom. However, be cautious of Row B's A12, which has been noted for its limited legroom, making it less suitable for taller patrons.
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Dress Circle E7
Decent enough seat, the pillars don’t affect the view. The rake is poor in the dress circle though so... More
Dress Circle F27
Good seat with good view. The two pillars doesn’t impact on viewing the stage and the actors. The seat... More
Dress Circle B12
This view is pretty central, only very slightly to the right, meaning you lose action to the right of... More
Dress Circle A19
Perfect central view and decent leg room for such a small venue
Dress Circle D6
View was good for this show, nothing lost due to the slight side view and no pillar obstruction
Best Restricted View Seats
At the Criterion Theatre, the best restricted view seats can be found in the Dress Circle, particularly in Rows D to E. These seats are often sold at a discount due to minor obstructions, yet audience reviews highlight their surprisingly good views. For instance, Row D Seat 11 offers a clear sightline with no pillars obstructing ... the view, making it a favourite among patrons. Many have praised the vibrant costumes and intricate set designs, stating, "Great view of the whole stage, not obstructed by pillars at all." Similarly, Row E Seat 20 is noted for its comfort and unobstructed view, despite being next to the sound box. These seats provide excellent value for money, allowing theatre-goers to enjoy the performance without breaking the bank.
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Dress Circle E20
Great view, great legroom, unobstructed view!
Dress Circle F21
Very comfortable, plenty of legroom and an aisle seat which was great.
Stalls Q20
Sold as restricted view due to pillars but they don’t obstruct at all.
Dress Circle D11
Very good seat, great view.
Dress Circle A27
Although it says restricted view, I didn’t find this restricted at all.
