Stalls

Front and center, the Stalls section offers the most immersive experience, placing you close to the performers and surrounded by the hall’s stunning details.

• Central seats provide clear and direct views of the stage, perfect for capturing every nuance of the show.
• Side Boxes offer semi-private spaces ideal for smaller groups, though some may have slight sightline restrictions.
• Rear rows deliver balanced acoustics and excellent visibility, making them great mid-range options.
• Capacity: 503 seats

Balcony

The Balcony is set about 20 steps above the Stalls, divided into three main blocks that provide an elevated, panoramic perspective of the stage.

• Front rows offer superior sightlines of both the stage and performers, ideal for taking in the choreography and lighting design.
• Middle rows provide a balanced blend of sound clarity and visibility, making them a great value-for-money choice.
• Rear and side seats are located further back; these may have minor sightline restrictions, but compensate with excellent acoustics and an encompassing view of the theatre’s architecture.

Seats offering value for money

• Stalls Rows 16–19: Deliver crystal-clear acoustics and a broad stage view at an accessible price — perfect for guests seeking a balance between proximity and value.
• Balcony Rows 4–7: Provide an elevated angle with rich, evenly distributed sound and a full-stage panorama, ideal for soaking in flamenco choreography.
• Rear-central seats in the Stalls: Offer nearly premium sightlines and immersive sound quality with only a slight step back in distance, making them a smart pick for value-conscious visitors.

Best views of the stage

• Stalls Rows 6–10 (Centre): Offer an intimate, eye-level connection with the performers, capturing every expression, rhythm, and movement with rich, balanced acoustics.
• Front Balcony Rows 1–3: Present sweeping, cinematic views of the entire stage, perfect for appreciating flamenco choreography, lighting, and ensemble formations.
• Central Balcony Seats: Deliver a captivating perspective of both the performance and the theatre’s ornate interiors, maintaining crisp sound and a sense of grandeur throughout the show.