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The Mousetrap
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St Martin's Theatre
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St Martin's Theatre Capacity
The St Martin's Theatre London has a capacity of 553 seats. Section capacities are 265 Stalls, 135 Dress Circle and 153 Upper Circle. Use our interactive seating plan to view 2472 seat reviews and 2360 view from seat photos.
The auditorium is smaller than most West End venues. Views of the stage are particularly good from most areas, although safety rails and overhangs can cause restriction. The seats are not the most comfortable, so aisle seats are recommended if you require additional leg room.
Best Seats in the House
For an unforgettable theatre experience at St Martin's Theatre, the best seats are undoubtedly found in the Stalls, particularly Rows F to G. These seats offer the best views of the stage, allowing you to fully immerse yourself in the performance. Audience members rave about the exceptional sightlines, with one saying, ... "Great view of the whole stage" and another noting, "The view was exceptional." Additionally, the atmosphere is enhanced by the proximity to the action, making these seats the best seats in the house.
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Stalls F13
Very good seat in all aspects. No heads obstructing either.
Stalls G20
Good view. Masses of legroom as there's an aisle in front of the row
Stalls F5
Amazing view
Stalls F6
Great view of the whole stage
Stalls F11
The view was exceptional
Best Legroom Seats
For taller theatre-goers seeking comfort, the Stalls section offers some fantastic options. Rows G and J are particularly noteworthy, with seats like 40470 and 40485 providing unrestricted legroom and excellent views. Row B also stands out, especially seat 40369, which boasts spacious legroom thanks to the orchestra pit ... in front. However, be cautious with Row A, where seat 40351 has been noted for its limited legroom, making it less ideal for those over 6ft.
AI generated from audience reviews
Stalls A6
Extra leg room at the front, you will have to look up at the stage.
Stalls G3
Great seat, the far left of the stage (Where the fireplace is) is cut off, however, you don't miss anything.
Stalls E21
Decent view of the stage as you'd expect. Fairly comfortable, and decent legroom as you can stretch... More
Stalls C6
Very comfortable with good leg room and a great view of the stage. The air conditioning is also very... More
Stalls B15
Amazing. There's what I assume to be an orchestra pit between the stage and front row (though no orchestra... More
Best Restricted View Seats
At St Martin's Theatre, the best restricted view seats can be found in the Dress Circle, particularly Rows D to G. These seats offer a unique perspective, with some obstructions that do not significantly detract from the overall experience. For instance, Seat 26 provides a good view despite missing part of the right side ... of the stage, while Seat 25 is praised for its proximity to the action, especially near the fireplace. Audience members have noted, "Great seat! Lots of legroom! And very close to the stage!" and "Pretty good view & I could have leant forward to see all the stage."
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Upper Circle A1
View of the stage was excellent aside from the safety bar in front but you can easily see everything... More
Dress Circle A26
Pretty good view & I could have leant forward to see all the stage
Upper Circle A3
The railing does cut the stage in half unless you lean forward but you get used to it quickly.
Upper Circle A18
Great seats for the price
Dress Circle A25
Great seat! Lots of legroom! And very close to the stage!
