The Peacock Theatre has a capacity of 990 seats, including 707 seats in the Stalls and 283 seats in the Dress Circle. Use our interactive seating plan to view 238 seat reviews and 146 photos of views from seat.
The Peacock Theatre is located on Portugal Street and is one of London's most prolific theatres for small and touring productions. Under the ownership of Sadler's Wells, the Peacock Theatre regularly hosts dance productions, including Burn the Floor, the New English Ballet Theatre and more.
With an average seating capacity of approximately 800, the theatre is best-known for annually housing Birmingham Repertory Theatre's magical winter production of The Snowman.
Sitting in the Dress Circle is a great option for those looking to buy tickets on a budget, as a good rake ensures great views. Alternatively, sit in the front few rows of the Stalls, which are usually discounted. The Peacock Theatre offers great prices and great views, so you could sit anywhere and get good value for money.
Seats throughout the front of the Stalls are an excellent choice, specifically in the centre of rows D-M. A gradual rake allows for audience members to see past those in front, with a clear, unobstructed view of the entire stage. Sitting centrally allows for a great, close-up but panoramic view of the entire stage.
Seats are fairly central and you can see the whole stage. The rake does not really start until a few rows back so it does depend if you have a tall person in front which unfortunately I did. However you can see the entire width of the stage from here.... More
Saw Cirque Eloize - Hotel Cirque Eloize - Hotel on 22 February 2019
The whole stage was clear to see apart from the very right wing (possibly missed one piece of the action). Well spaced rows meant very sufficient leg room and ability to readjust your seating position without affecting anyone. More
Saw The Snowman The Snowman on 04 January 2019
The J row in the left and right section of the Stalls has a walkway in front of the seats which not only allows masses of legroom but also less chance of a head getting in the way of the view to the stage. My seat was slightly on the house right side... More
Saw Tap Dogs Tap Dogs on 04 November 2018
