Tickets for My Son’s a Queer (But What Can You Do?) at Apollo Theatre, Friday 2 October 2026, 8:30pm
Each entry below is 1 adjacent seat together, the best value in its price range, weighing seat quality against price, out of 231 seats on sale for this performance. Other seats are available at these prices. Prices checked 1 October 2026, 9:46am. Availability changes through the day.
Grand Circle D7, £25.00 each, £25.00 for 1 ticket. The Grand Circle is steeply raked and can feel quite high, despite not being distant from the stage. This seat has restricted legroom.
See 8 SeatPlan photos and 12 reviews taken from D7, one of these 1 seats, and book Grand Circle D7 - https://seatplan.com/london/my-sons-a-queer-tickets/tickets/2-oct-2026/8-30pm/?bookSeatId=3924&price=25&source=seatplan-agent&photoSeatId=3924
Dress Circle F23, £31.00 each, £31.00 for 1 ticket. The central seating provides the best views, however views in this section are generally good. This seat has restricted legroom.
See 21 SeatPlan photos and 22 reviews taken from F23, one of these 1 seats, and book Dress Circle F23 - https://seatplan.com/london/my-sons-a-queer-tickets/tickets/2-oct-2026/8-30pm/?bookSeatId=51375&price=31&source=seatplan-agent&photoSeatId=51375
Stalls E19, £55.00 each, £55.00 for 1 ticket. The best views and legroom can be found in the larger front section of seating, which is well raked and allows you to see past audience heads.
See 14 SeatPlan photos and 16 reviews taken from E19, one of these 1 seats, and book Stalls E19 - https://seatplan.com/london/my-sons-a-queer-tickets/tickets/2-oct-2026/8-30pm/?bookSeatId=3621&price=55&source=seatplan-agent&photoSeatId=3621
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