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For taller theatregoers, the Stalls offer especially promising legroom in front Row A, where several reviews describe the space as excellent or virtually unlimited, and in Row B, where seats without a row directly in front provide generous room to stretch. Row G also earns praise from a 6ft 1in reviewer for great legroom, ... alongside a strong view. In the Circle, Row A stands out: a 6ft 7in theatregoer found the seats very comfortable and never cramped, while another tall reviewer praised the legroom. Circle Row B also has a clear recommendation for taller visitors, with more than enough room noted. By contrast, Circle Row F, Seat 12 was described as tight for anyone over 6ft, with a legroom rating of 4.
At the Dominion, the strongest restricted-view bargains are in the Stalls, especially Rows A and B, where the high stage can hide performers’ feet or lower legs, yet front-row positions bring generous legroom, close-up expressions and an immersive feel. Row B seats 11 to 13 and 27 to 30 are repeatedly praised, with some ... seats having no row directly ahead; Row A seats 14 to 25 offer central, close views, though the stage height can trim floor-level detail. In the Circle, Rows A and B are also popular: the safety rail or bar is often barely intrusive, and central seats retain a broad stage view. Reviews celebrate Devil Wears Prada’s costumes and facial expressions, while one Circle guest called the rail “not that distracting”.
The Dominion Theatre London has a capacity of 2083 seats. Section capacities are 1323 Stalls and 760 Circle. Use our interactive seating plan to view 12623 seat reviews and 10522 view from seat photos.
Seating within the Stalls and Circle sections 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.
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