The Vaudeville Theatre has a capacity of 679 seats, including 335 seats in the Stalls, 188 seats in the Dress Circle and 156 seats in the Upper Circle. Use our interactive seating plan to view 1688 seat reviews and 953 photos of views from seat.
The Vaudeville Theatre is situated on the famous Strand. Originally built in the 1870's, the theatre has been continuously redesigned and now features a straight-on auditorium rather than a horseshoe shape. The theatre is known for presenting medium scale plays, particularly comedies including Forbidden Broadway and Hand to God.
The auditorium is particularly welcoming and boasts excellent views from all levels. The shape provides head-on views of the stage and feels intimate due to the size and scale of the building. There are some restrictions from support pillars dotted around in the rears of each level.
The Upper Circle provides excellent value for money without being too restricted. Seats at the ends of rows in the Dress Circle are also a good bet, as they are discounted due to pillar restrictions that barely affect the view.
Sit in the centre Stalls for the best overall view of the stage, as rows close up suffer from a high stage. Rows D-G are often best, as well as seats in the centre of the Dress Circle, which provide head-on, clear views of the stage.
This seat is sold as restricted view, restricted by a lighting bar elevating at upper circle level, and the raised safety rail at the front of the circle. Due to these obstructions and the seat falling just outside of proscenium width, I'd say that around... More
Saw Constellations Constellations on 07 July 2021
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Dead central, the stage isn't high so you aren't looking up and seats are staggered slightly so if theirs someone especially tall in front of you then you will still be able to see. Lots of leg room too. More
Saw Constellations Constellations on 08 July 2021
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Fantastic unobstructed view of the entire stage. The stage isn't very high (depending on show) and the row(s) in front are staggered so theirs noone directly in front of you. Legroom is amble which lots of room to stretch your legs. More
Saw Constellations Constellations on 06 July 2021
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