The Theatre Royal Drury Lane has a capacity of 1920 seats, including 725 seats in the Stalls, 427 seats in the Royal Circle, 397 seats in the Grand Circle and 371 seats in the Balcony. Use our interactive seating plan to view 1 seat reviews and 0 photos of views from seat.
The Theatre Royal Drury Lane is one of London’s oldest and most famous theatres. Since opening in 1663, the theatre has provided top-end musial entertainment which has attracted famous celebrities and the Royal Family on numerous occasions. Today, the theatre is renowned for hosting popular long-running musicals, including Shrek the Musical and Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, with preparations for a revival of 42nd Street in place. The theatre is also renowned for being haunted...
Seating over 2,000 people across four levels and boxes, pricing varies extensively throughout the theatre, which offers excellent, unobstructed views. Due to the sheer size of the theatre, it is possible to feel distant from the stage, but as the stage itself is 22 metres deep, sitting further back allows you to take everything in.
Seats in the Balcony at this theatre are always the cheapest and often the best value for money. Sitting near the front centre provides an excellent unobstructed view of the stage that allows you to absorb the atmosphere of this amazing venue. These seats can often be better than those in the Grand Circle.
Sit in the front of the Royal Circle for the best overall view of the vast stage! Seats 12-24 are dead-centre and avoid any restrictions that could occur in seats towards the ends of rows. Alternatively, sit in the Stalls for a hugely immersive experience devoid of any restrictions.
The view from this seat is truly brilliant and gives a really good view of the whole stage. You don't miss anything yet this seat is often marked as restricted view because of the safety railing, however it does not get in the way at all. More
Saw 42nd Street 42nd Street on 04 January 2019
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Great, clear view of the whole stage - even though the seat is to the side, this isn't an issue. The seats are close together and due to the curve of the orchestra pit the leg room decreases as you go further along the row. More
Saw 42nd Street 42nd Street on 05 January 2019
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The second row has quite restricted leg room which can make it uncomfortable very quickly. The view is good here but if you have a tall person in front of you then you might have a problem. The stage is quite low so heads will block your view of footwork... More
Saw 42nd Street 42nd Street on 13 September 2018
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