The Dominion Theatre has a capacity of 2075 seats, including 1323 seats in the Stalls and 752 seats in the Circle. Use our interactive seating plan to view 3399 seat reviews and 1876 photos of views from seat.
The Dominion Theatre is one of London's largest venues, with a seating capacity of 2,069. Constructed in the late 1920’s, the building originally operated as a cinema before undergoing several renovations which restored it to a performance space.
Queen's smash-hit musical We Will Rock You ran at the Dominion for 12 years before embarking on a tour. The theatre is now home to various large musicals, including
The auditorium is split across two levels, with the Stalls being the largest section. Seating within in the Stalls and Circle are divided into separate blocks, allowing for good legroom and excellent views across the board.
Seats towards the rear of the Stalls or at the ends of rows in the Stalls are often a lot cheaper than anywhere else, and still offer great views of the stage. Otherwise, sitting anywhere in the Circle can give an excellent view of the stage. Due to the modernity of the theatre, sight-lines are clear from most places in the auditorium!
For the most immersive experience, sit close to the stage in the centre of the Stalls. Here, you will feel entirely absorbed in the action and can engross yourself in the action! Alternatively, sit in the front of the Circle to feel completely part of the production.
Comfortable seat with plenty of legroom for me 5’9”. The theatre was spaced out for social distancing which meant there was nobody sat next to us or directly in front which was quite nice. View of the stage was great, nothing we couldn’t see, although... More
Saw A Christmas Carol A Christmas Carol on 09 December 2020
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View not great from this seat as the rake isn't very prominent. Think it might depend on the luck of the draw on the night as to who sits in front of you. Quite a good view of the stage through the people in front at least. More
Saw The Prince of Egypt The Prince of Egypt on 13 February 2020
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Great view! Even though it’s on the edge, it didn’t cut off the sides of the stage at all. Only problem with the seat is that it’s a little far away from all the action. Other than that, good seat. More
Saw White Christmas White Christmas on 19 December 2019
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