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 150 seat reviews and 97 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.
Aisle seat. This is a great view of the stage. You can see everything going on and the seat is comfortable with good leg room. For those wanting extra leg room then the seats directly in front have a walkway in front meaning the leg room is double th... More
Saw The Tap Pack The Tap Pack on 02 May 2018
Comfortable seats with plenty of leg room. Although you're right to one side, you are just central enough to not miss anything and it doesn't feel that awkward sitting here. I think any further to the side and you would miss some of the action happen... More
Saw Cirque Berserk Cirque Berserk on 07 February 2018
The seat doesn't have much leg room which can cause a bit of discomfort when sitting down. However, you get a really good view of the stage and its pretty close up too. The only moments you may miss are if the actors go into the Stalls.... More
Saw Footloose Footloose on 13 September 2017
