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The Other Palace
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The Other Palace Capacity
The The Other Palace London has a capacity of 312 seats. Section capacities are 312 Stalls. Use our interactive seating plan to view 6866 seat reviews and 6246 view from seat photos.
Seats can be reconfigured depending on the production. An intimate theatre, the main auditorium offers excellent views from all seats, with a steep rake and no obvious restrictions. There is a slight curve to each row, but you are able to see the whole stage from wherever you sit.
Best Seats in the House
For an unforgettable experience at The Other Palace, the best seats are undoubtedly found in the Stalls, particularly Rows D to J. These seats offer the best views of the stage, allowing you to see every detail of the performance. Audience members rave about the clarity and intimacy of the experience, with one saying, ... "Absolutely amazing view, comfortable seat, enough legroom." Another noted, "There’s not a bad seat in the house! Excellent rake so no heads in front." The atmosphere is enhanced by the steep rake, ensuring that even those seated further back can enjoy a clear view of the action.
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Stalls J16
Absolutely amazing view, comfortable seat, enough legroom
Stalls G17
Great view. Could see the whole production and see facial expressions clearly, I was immersed within... More
Stalls J15
Great view! Lovely little theatre. Seats not staggered but the rake is steep so there were no heads... More
Stalls J8
This theatre is small and every seat has a perfect view. Even though I was in the tenth row, it was... More
Stalls J14
Great central view! Lovely little theatre - all seats probably have a good view. Seats not staggered... More
Best Legroom Seats
For taller theatre-goers seeking comfort, the Stalls section offers some fantastic options. Rows E and H are particularly recommended, with Row E Seat 13 and Row H Seat 16 receiving high praise for their generous legroom and excellent views. Additionally, Row F Seat 7 is noted for its comfort and adequate legroom. However, ... be cautious of Row A Seat 1, which has been reported to have limited legroom, making it less suitable for those over 6ft.
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Stalls H16
Great seat and very comfortable location with great view. It's just about the right place for this theatre.
Stalls J14
Tiered seating so good view of the stage.
Stalls F7
Seat was very comfortable with adequate legroom. View was fantastic - close enough to see actors clearly... More
Stalls D7
Amazing Seat! Very close to the stage, could see everything really clearly
Stalls E16
Amazing view from here. Rake is very steep, so unless a 7 foot guy is in front of you, seeing everything... More
Best Restricted View Seats
At The Other Palace, the best restricted view seats are found in the Stalls, particularly Rows A to C. These seats offer a close-up experience of the performance, with some audience members noting that the low stage enhances the immersive feel. While some reviews mention needing to look up at times, the overall sentiment ... is overwhelmingly positive. "Amazing seat for this show, low stage so fantastic view," one user remarked, highlighting the exceptional visibility of set pieces and costumes. Another noted, "You literally felt like you were sitting on the stage."
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Stalls A17
The view was wonderful to see everyone so close.
Stalls A9
Amazing seat, good legroom, had to look up as parts of the show were high up.
Stalls A16
Very comfortable seat with loads of legroom.
Stalls A10
Ample legroom, would sit here again.
Stalls A11
Great central seat for this show but a bit tight room.
