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The Duchess Theatre London has a capacity of 504 seats. Section capacities are 316 Stalls and 186 Dress Circle. Use our interactive seating plan to view 2458 seat reviews and 1848 photos of views from seat.
The Dress Circle is much narrower than the Stalls, and both sections offer a variety of views for a variety of prices. The central Stalls offer the best views, with side-angles from seats on the ends of the rows.
For an unforgettable theatre experience at the Duchess Theatre, the best seats are found in the Stalls and Dress Circle sections. In the Stalls, Rows D to G offer the best views, with patrons praising the "excellent legroom" and "fantastic view of the stage." Meanwhile, the Dress Circle's Row A is highly recommended for ... its central positioning, allowing for a clear sight of all the action. One audience member exclaimed, "Best seats in the house!" while another noted, "You can see everything clearly, including the tech box!" These premium seats truly enhance the atmosphere and enjoyment of the performance.
For taller theatre-goers seeking comfort, the Dress Circle offers some fantastic options. Rows A and B in this section are particularly noteworthy, with Seats 20 and 13 providing excellent legroom and comfort ratings of 4.67 and 4.83 respectively. Additionally, Row E, Seat 11 stands out with a perfect legroom rating of ... 5. However, Row H, Seat 11 has been noted for its poor legroom, making it less suitable for those over 6ft.
At the Duchess Theatre, the best restricted view seats can be found in the Stalls, particularly in Rows G to N. These seats offer a unique perspective of the stage, with only minor obstructions that do not detract from the overall experience. Audience members have praised the immersive nature of the performances, especially ... the engaging set pieces and vibrant costumes in productions like 'The Play That Went Wrong'. As one reviewer noted, "You miss a couple of very small things right at the edge of stage left, but the legroom is fantastic!"
