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The Soho Place London has a capacity of 729 seats. Use our interactive seating plan to view 3360 seat reviews and 3241 view from seat photos.
The Soho Place Theatre has three levels - Stalls, First Balcony and Second Balcony - and the layout can be adapted for different productions. These include in-the-round, with seating on four sides of the stage, and thrust, with seating on three sides. Soho Place is an intimate, contemporary and innovative performance space with excellent sight lines throughout, and is carefully designed to ensure a great view and acoustics wherever you are sitting.
For an unforgettable theatre experience at Soho Place, the best seats are undoubtedly in the Stalls, particularly Rows B to D. These seats offer the best views of the stage, allowing you to see every detail of the performance. Audience members rave about their experiences, with one saying, "Absolutely amazing seat in the ... second row, but had a totally clear view at the edge of the playing space for this production." Another shared, "Fab seat, end of the aisle so easy access and extra legroom as there’s no seat in front. Fantastic view as you’re so close to the stage." The atmosphere is electric, and the comfort level is exceptional, making these the best seats in the house!
For taller theatre-goers seeking comfort, the Stalls section at Soho Place offers some fantastic options. Rows C and D are particularly noteworthy, with seats like 39 and 40 in Row C providing ample legroom and excellent views. Additionally, Row D, especially seats 62 and 63, are praised for their spaciousness and comfort. ... However, be cautious of Row A, where seat 12 has been noted for limited legroom, making it less ideal for those over 6ft.
At Soho Place, the best restricted view seats can be found in the First Balcony, particularly Rows A to C. While some seats may have slight obstructions from the balcony railing, audience reviews highlight that the views remain surprisingly good, especially for productions with central staging. For instance, one user noted, ... "It's surprising how you just don't really notice it when in your seat and enthralled in the action." Additionally, the Stalls offer excellent options in Rows E and F, where the elevated seating provides clear sightlines and a comfortable experience. Many patrons rave about the immersive nature of the performances, with one stating, "Great view of the stage, can see everything better than being on the ground floor."
