The National Theatre - Lyttelton has a capacity of 894 seats, including 552 seats in the Stalls and 342 seats in the Circle. Use our interactive seating plan to view 1213 seat reviews and 714 photos of views from seat.
The National Theatre boasts an excellent Entry Pass scheme for under 25's, allowing tickets for productions to be purchased for £5. These seats are located throughout the theatre and typically allow for excellent views! Alternatively, sit towards the rear of the Stalls or Circle for an unobstructed view of the stage which may only feel a tad distant.
Sit in the Stalls for the best view of the stage, namely centrally between Row E and Row M. Alternatively, sitting in the first two rows of the Circle allows for an excellent view of the entire stage. For the most intimate experience, sit in the front few rows to feel entirely immersed!
East Is East - Comfort and legroom are ok but not perfect, the seats are quite packed in and there's not much room for your belongings under your seat which can impede legroom. View is good, central and not too high up, but can feel a little distant from... More
Visited 08 October 2021
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This was the first preview of East is East and we really lucked out with these seats. We had A20/21 - front row - and close to the action. The stage is low - at eye level when seated so a perfectly excellent view. Additionally, these seats felt very... More
Visited 07 October 2021
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The legroom is amazing but these seats are so unbelievably uncomfortable. I'm so glad I could get cheap tickets with entrypass. The view was so amazing though, we saw the Welkin. And they where so close and I felt so in it, it made me forget about how... More
Saw The Welkin The Welkin on 27 February 2020
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