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 3435 seat reviews and 1912 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.
Great seat. It is far away so you don't necessarily see the facial expressions of the actors in detail, if you're desperate for that, but I could see everything happening onstage! I did have to move my head to accommodate for a person sat in front of... More
Saw The Prince of Egypt The Prince of Egypt on 24 July 2021
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For a tall person like me, this seat was brilliant. Great amount of legroom and a full on view. Those shorter than me might get a restricted view from the safety rail but it wouldn’t be for much of the performance. More
Saw The Prince of Egypt The Prince of Egypt on 24 July 2021
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Excellent seat, mesmerising being so close to the actors/dancers. I did miss one vital scene because I couldn't see what was out of my view on the far right of the stage but for what I paid, I didn't care and it didn't spoil the experience. More
Saw The Prince of Egypt The Prince of Egypt on 05 July 2021
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