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The New Theatre Oxford has a capacity of 1785 seats. Section capacities are 816 Stalls , 556 Circle and 413 Balcony. Use our interactive seating plan to view 429 seat reviews and 368 photos of views from seat.
Currently, the venue has an expansive, comfortable auditorium and interior that is entirely access friendly. Seating is comfortable and padded, guaranteeing great views of the stage from the same architects who created the exceptional Dominion Theatre.
Sitting in the mid-centre of the Stalls is definite value for money, with seats at the rear of the Stalls offering excellent, unobstructed views for a portion of the price. Seats in the Circle are also great value for money, particularly in the centre of the section.
Premium seats are located in the centre of each tier, with the best seats found in the Stalls between Row C and Row K. Sitting mid-front of the Circle guarantees an excellent overview of the stage without the restriction of the safety bar.
I'm 6ft 2ins, so I will have to be honest, this was a squeeze for me! Ordinarily, I'd be able to put my knees in between the seats of the row in front (either side), but as this seat is on a slight corner, you don't have that ability. So I had to sit... More
Saw Waitress Waitress on 30 April 2022
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View is brilliant, close enough to see facial expressions but far enough back that you can see the entire stage. The legroom was a little tight though! Tighter than you would expect in this area of the auditorium, but not unbearable. More
Saw Waitress Waitress on 27 April 2022
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The furthest seats away from the stage, very high up and looking down. However, still a great view of the whole stage for the price and being on the back row meant you can sit up taller and not obstruct anyone else. More
Saw Tim Peake: My Journey To Space Tim Peake: My Journey To Space on 08 March 2022
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