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Ross Noble tour: Cranium of CuriousitiesNo seat in this theatre is particularly comfortable. Leg room is a bit limited unless you are in Row J of the stalls in rhe left or right blocks. With a few exceptions, the view is very good anywhere in this venue. Row G is fine for comedy or a play, but would suggest further back for music.StallssectionGrow15seat -
The Earth, Wind & Fire Experience by Al McKayGreat view with plenty of leg room. Just behind sound desk so should expect a good mix. No chance of anyone in front of you blocking view. Marked down because the seat itself is not very comfortable, but that would apply throughout the venue.Upper StallssectionBBrow32seat -
Back To The FutureSeats more comfortable than some theatres. Reasonable leg room. Given this is an aisle, can spread a bit more. View of stage, excellent. Air conditioning works well.Dress circlesectionGrow18seat -
London Spirit Women vs Welsh FireUnder cover providing protection from variances in UK weather. Perfectly in-line with the crease.Grand Stand Upper 11sectionHrow69seat -
Royal Philharmonic Concert Orchestra tour: Symphonic RockExcellent view of stage. Tiered seating, so no chance of being blocked by people in front. Close to the sound man which is usually a good choiceStalls Ksection7row71seat -
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Sarah Millican tour: Late BloomerTypically slightly cheaper seat. Excellent view. End of row so easy escape for toilets or exit at end of showStallssectionSrow30seat
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