everyman theatre

Great view, poor leg room.

Little bits that happened on the right of the stage were missed, but it wasn't a massive restriction

The view is labelled as restricted, which I thought wouldn't be an issue knowing that it was only a bar, however, whenever something happened at the bottom of the stage on the right, I had to slouch down in my seat to see through the bar

Not the worst view, but I would probably look more at buying tickets in the middle of this row as some elements can be missed

This photo doesn't do the view justice. Normally I would book stalls, but I'm so glad that I ended up on the balcony for this show, as there were so many effects on the floor of the stage, that would have been missed in stalls. Not great for legroom, comfort or people who don't like heights

Amazing view & one I've booked twice again after. This has now become my go to seat when I don't want to spend a lot of money on tickets

Because of the way the overhang is designed, if you sit in this seat, you don't miss anythig. In saying that, I did struggle to get a good view of everything that was happening towards the very end of the right of the stage

I wouldn't book front row for any other show as I would be worried about missing big ensemble numbers or really important effects. When it came to this show, it felt really cool being up close as it felt like the cast were interacting with us a little bit. Getting to see the emotion of each performer this up close is an experience I will never forget

With a show like Six you will always think that the closer you are, the better the show will be. When I sat at the balcony, I felt that the audience were giving it the same energy as someone who was sitting in the stalls. I don't know if this energy depends on what show, but from sitting this side, I didn't feel far away at all.