Adelphi Theatre

Loads of leg room. Looks like you can't see the whole of the stage but actually they don't use the front part in the production so it was very well thought out in terms of viewing

You are looking from above but a great view. End of row seat with no seat in front so good leg room Plus size and tall theatre goers - the top row's of the upper circle, J to O, do not have armrests, everything below does. Row J has tonnes of legroom.

Great for what you pay. There are 3 segregated seats, though there are 2 extra steps to get to them the aisle seat is very close to the edge. Sound and view are still good, and if someone is in front of you, you can lean left and it's still brilliant.

Tight on legroom but a clear view (much better than in the seats behind on row J, where we'd started off). Aisle seat with a small space at the side that's handy for a bag.

Lots of legroom (entrance row) but have to look over/under handrail.

I took the photo from a standing position as I couldn't physically sit down in the seat! Dreadful leg room and the binoculars on the backs of the seats in front didn't help. I'm 5' 8". The kind staff found me another seat on an aisle. Thank you!

Definitely restricted view but for less than 20 pounds can't complain. Enough legroom and on the side for belongings /bags. Roll up your jacket and seat on it for a slightly better view 😉

Good view, if you are over 6ft you will struggle with leg room. Very high up, don't sit here if you don't like heights

Fairly cramped seat, not suitable for large people. Legroom is also slightly cramped but not too much. Minimal leaning required to enjoy the show

Left corner blocked, but otherwise good value

OK view. Not comfortable seats. Narrow and very little room for legs

View was pretty expected for the price. Not necessarily bad, you could see most of the show, but i had to crane my neck a lot and lean forward in my seat. The railing also got in the way a bit, and when there was things happening at the front of the stage I couldnt see a thing. Might be a bit better if you're taller, I'm only 5 foot so. Would probably recommend going a row back

Row of 3 seats crammed into the back of the theatre, value is fine at £20 a ticket but tight especially if the seats are individually booked. banking isn't steep enough so peoples heads in the way of a number of key scenes near front of the stage.

Could see everything clearer. Have to slightly lean forward to see ver front of the stage, but only a couple of times throughout show. There is a nearby bar upstairs too.

View from seat (not leaning forward) once safety curtain taken up. Would be happy to sit there again, given the price; very minor obstruction of view for stage left