The Shakespeare's Globe Theatre London has a capacity of 1401 seats. Use our interactive seating plan to view 1047 seat reviews and 985 view from seat photos.
Shakespeare's Globe is best known for its authentic standing area, where patrons can buy cheap, unreserved standing tickets to watch a performance as "Groundlings". The theatre also has plenty of seating, arranged into three Galleries which are on three sides of the thrust stage. In the theatre’s benched seating areas, row E is a great choice if you want a little more back support when watching a show. Cushions are also available to rent.
Best Seats in the House
For an unforgettable experience at Shakespeare's Globe Theatre, the best seats are undoubtedly found in the Lower Gallery - Bay H and Bay J. Specifically, Stalls Row A and Row D in Bay H offer the best views of the stage, allowing you to see every detail of the performance. Audience members rave about these seats, with ... one saying, "Enjoyed the traditional viewing like Shakespeare’s time" and another noting, "We did not think we could have bettered the view - just perfect!" These premium seats not only provide excellent sightlines but also enhance the overall atmosphere of the theatre, making them the best seats in the house.
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Lower Gallery - Bay L D61
3.9
Very comfortable, and a great view.
Lower Gallery - Bay E B21
4.7
Hard wooden bench so well worth renting a cushion. Under cover but outdoors so need warm clothing. Couldn't... More
Lower Gallery - Bay E E33
4.5
This is a good place to sit. Great view of the stage - you can see and (more or less) hear everything.
Lower Gallery - Bay J C43
4.0
Perfect view and great seats.
Lower Gallery - Bay H B33
4.7
Cushions on the seats should be complimentary (included in price of admission). When the performance... More
Best Legroom Seats
For taller theatre-goers seeking comfort at Shakespeare's Globe Theatre, the Lower Gallery - Bay J and Middle Gallery - Bay H sections offer the best legroom. In Lower Gallery - Bay J, Row E and Row C are highly recommended, with Row E providing a solid legroom rating of 4. Row D in Middle Gallery - Bay H is another excellent ... choice, boasting a perfect legroom score of 5. However, be cautious of Row A in Lower Gallery - Bay P, which has a lower legroom rating of 3.7, making it less suitable for those over 6ft.
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Upper Gallery - Bay D D6
5.0
Good view, keep hold of glasses.
Yard Standing B28
4.3
Best bargain in London and amazing production.
Yard Standing E25
3.7
A good view if you position yourself with the pillars in mind.
Yard Standing A29
4.3
Great spot close to the stage.
Yard Standing A34
4.7
Excellent position to see them, as well as the actors.
Best Restricted View Seats
At Shakespeare's Globe Theatre, the best restricted view seats can be found in the Lower Gallery - Bay G and Bay N, particularly in Rows D to E. These seats offer a unique perspective of the stage, with minimal obstruction from pillars. Audience reviews highlight the excellent visibility of key production elements, such ... as the vibrant costumes and intricate set designs. "Great view, could see the stage clearly," noted one satisfied patron. The discounted prices for these seats make them an attractive option for theatre lovers looking to enjoy a remarkable performance without breaking the bank.
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Lower Gallery - Bay L D61
3.9
The view is technically restricted as there is a pillar in the way - however most of the main action... More
Lower Gallery - Bay N E91
4.1
Amazing seat lots of leg room!
Lower Gallery - Bay G D32
3.3
View is actually pretty good, there’s a pillar, but most of the show you can see next to it. Would sit... More
Lower Gallery - Bay N E92
4.4
Great seat, nothing in front of you, with back to lean on.
Lower Gallery - Bay G E45
3.7
Great view, could see the stage clearly. Remember to bring a cushion!