Road Trip 
Spectator 
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Maimonides Park
section 10
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Inside No. 9 Stage/FrightAbsolutely brilliant seat - right in the centre and so close to the stage that you can see every expression on their faces but also not too close you can't see the whole stage. No neck craning required! Seat was comfortable and there is loads of leg roomStallssectionCCrow11seat -
Inside No. 9 Stage/FrightGreat seat - view was amazing. Seats are tiered and all offset so no head blocking in front! Only slight negative is not much legroom, so got a bit uncomfortable after a while but that's old theatres for you! However would definitely recommend.Royal CirclesectionCrow24seat -
An Enemy of the PeopleGood seat, decent up close view, could see all of stageStallssectionErow3seat -
An Enemy of the PeopleGreat seat, over to one side but none of the stage was blocked. Up close enough to see actors expressions, decent legroom. Row D though has open space in front of it for end seats so if you can get those they're better (also no heads blocking the view)StallssectionErow3seat -
A MirrorGreat seat, super close to the stage but good legroom and could see all the action and the actors expressions!StallssectionAArow9seat -
A MirrorExcellent seat - it's front row so right up close to the stage. For "A Mirror" they come down into the audience in parts which was great! Seat was comfy, legroom was good and only had to look up slightly. Full view of all the stage and actors expressionsStallssectionAArow9seat -
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The Motive and the CueExcellent seat - even though it's B it's actually the front row. However it's a bit back from it so there's plenty of legroom and the stage isn't too high, so not craning your neck. The stage is also very big in width & depth but could see all of it.StallssectionBrow8seat -
Accidental Death of an AnarchistGREAT seat. Absolutely superb view. Close enough to see the actors expressions but not too close that you're craning your neck. Also it's end of an aisle & slightly offset, more or less unblocked by someone in front. The theatre is quite small so intimateStallssectionErow1seat
