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The Wyndham's Theatre London has a capacity of 817 seats. Section capacities are 395 Stalls, 180 Royal Circle and 238 Grand Circle. Use our interactive seating plan to view 5680 seat reviews and 4304 photos of views from seat.
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.
For an unforgettable experience at Wyndham's Theatre, the best seats are undoubtedly in the Royal Circle, particularly Rows B to D. 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 comfort, with one saying, "The view is incredible, ... without any restrictions," while another noted, "The perfect view, right in the centre and a really comfortable seat!" The atmosphere is enhanced by the excellent sound quality, making these seats the best seats in the house.
For taller theatre-goers seeking comfort at Wyndham's Theatre, the Stalls Section offers some fantastic options. Rows G and H are particularly recommended, with seats like G20 and G21 providing excellent legroom and comfort, allowing for a relaxed viewing experience. Row H also features seats like H13 and H21, which have ... been praised for their spaciousness. However, be cautious of Row A in the Grand Circle, where legroom is notably limited, making it less suitable for those over 6ft.
At Wyndham's Theatre, the best restricted view seats can be found in the Royal Circle, particularly in Rows F to G. These seats offer a surprisingly good experience despite their restrictions, with minimal obstruction from the overhang. Audience members have praised the clear sightlines, stating that they could see the ... intricate details of the set and costumes in productions like 'Born with Teeth'. One user noted, "Complete view of the stage, just a few seconds of action missed in the corner." In the Stalls, Row R also stands out, providing ample legroom and a decent view, although the top of the stage may be obscured. Overall, these seats are a fantastic bargain for theatre-goers looking for a great experience at a lower price.
