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The Royal Court Theatre London has a capacity of 389 seats. Section capacities are 213 Stalls, 112 Circle and 64 Balcony. Use our interactive seating plan to view 1146 seat reviews and 914 photos of views from seat.
Compromising the larger Jerwood Theatre Downstairs and the intimate Jerwood Theatre Upstairs, there is flexible seating which varies from show to show. As it is a relatively small theatre, it offers very good views throughout the auditorium.
For an unforgettable theatre experience at the Royal Court Theatre, the best seats are found in the Stalls and Circle sections, particularly in Rows A to C and Rows B to D. These seats offer the best views of the stage, allowing you to fully appreciate the intricate details of the performances. Audience members rave about ... the comfort and proximity to the action, with comments like, "Great view, comfortable seat, and plenty of legroom" and "Perfect view of the entire stage, seats are VERY comfortable." Whether you're enjoying a musical or a dramatic play, these premium seats ensure an immersive experience.
For taller theatre-goers seeking comfort at the Royal Court Theatre, the Stalls Section offers some fantastic options. Rows A and B are particularly noteworthy, with Row A Seat 15 and Row B Seat 4 providing excellent legroom and comfort ratings of 5. Row B Seat 18 also stands out with a perfect legroom score of 5, making ... it a great choice for those over 6ft. However, be cautious of Row K Seat 4 in the Stalls Section, which has been rated poorly for legroom due to its proximity to a wall and door.
