The Wyndham's Theatre has a capacity of 746 seats, including 363 seats in the Stalls, 173 seats in the Royal Circle, 114 seats in the Grand Circle and 96 seats in the Balcony. Use our interactive seating plan to view 1100 seat reviews and 501 photos of views from seat.
Wyndham's Theatre is a traditional building situated directly next to Leicester Square tube station. Opening in 1988, the theatre boasts a late Victorian style and has hosted a huge number of plays and musicals. The venue regularly houses transfers from the National Theatre and Royal Court, as well as touring productions.
A tall and narrow theatre set across four levels, there are good views available throughout this vast auditorium. Each level is particularly shallow and extremely raked, with seats at the ends of rows providing a restricted view. It is worth checking out which seats offer the best value for money before booking.
Some absolute bargains can be found throughout Wyndham's Theatre. Sitting in the Grand Circle or Balcony is extremely steep, but does offer exceptionally clear, if distant, views of the stage. Sit towards the ends of rows for an even cheaper price, although it is best to sit further back and centrally for the same price.
The best seats can be found in the front of the Royal Circle, directly in the centre of rows B-F. Due to the high rake, views will not be obstructed by audience members in front and the stage is completely clear. Alternatively sit in the front of the Stalls for intimate plays, although sit more than three rows back, as Wyndham's Theatre boasts a high stage.
Front row all the way to the side - when you first sit down there’s a bit of worry that the side view is quite extreme but in reality you get a clear view of almost the whole stage because the stage is brilliantly low at the Wyndham. All the legroom ... More
Saw The Height of the Storm The Height of the Storm on 01 December 2018
You have to be the perfect height to truly enjoy this seat - a little taller than 5ft to see over the head in front, but not too much longer-legged or you'd be quite cramped. The seat is almost exactly aligned with the one in front, so you have to si... More
Saw The Height of the Storm The Height of the Storm on 22 November 2018
This is the front row which means the view is unhindered and up close which makes for a really intense viewing. It also means you can fully appreciate The Height of the Storm set which is amazingly intricate, most of which is not visible from even a ... More
Saw The Height of the Storm The Height of the Storm on 09 November 2018
