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The Soho Place London has a capacity of 713 seats.Use our interactive seating plan to view 3189 seat reviews and 3083 photos of views from seat.
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 found in the Stalls and First Balcony sections. In the Stalls, Rows B to D offer the best views, with patrons raving about the proximity to the stage and the immersive experience. "Excellent view and very comfortable" and "Great view of the stage, ... so close to the action" are just a few comments highlighting the premium nature of these seats. In the First Balcony, Row A is highly recommended for its unobstructed sightlines and comfort, making it a perfect choice for those seeking the best atmosphere and overall satisfaction.
For taller theatre-goers at Soho Place, the Stalls and First Balcony sections offer some of the best legroom options. In the Stalls, Row B seats 29 and 28 are highly recommended for their exceptional legroom and comfort, while Row C seat 55 also provides ample space. However, Row A seat 51 is noted for its cramped conditions, ... making it less suitable for those over 6ft. Enjoy the show with plenty of room to stretch out!
At Soho Place, the best restricted view seats can be found in the Stalls, particularly in Rows E to F and in the First Balcony, Rows A to B. These seats are often sold at a discount due to their height or slight obstructions, yet audience reviews highlight their excellent views of the stage. For instance, Row E offers ... a fantastic perspective of the performance, with comments like, "Great view of the stage as the seats are raised well above the row in front." Similarly, Row A in the First Balcony provides an intimate experience, with one user stating, "Really clear, close up view of the entire stage."
