Very high and suffers the same poor rake and legroom as the Dress Circle. In the front section rows D to F seats 10 to 30 offer the best view and value, combining a central position with the least disruption from the front circle bar. These seats feel a medium distance from the stage and the open theatre design makes them feel closer to it than the similarly priced rear stalls. These seats all offer extra legroom and an uninterrupted view of the stage without the back of a persons' head directly in front. Row M seats 8,9,25,26 and 27 are behind a wall above a stairwell.
Taller people get the best view here, but poor legroom.
Avoid unless long of body or addicted to dropping things on the heads of stairwell users in the dark. Of the rest of the rear section pick rows K to M seats 14 to 20 first for the most central view. Row O is a last resort, tucked at the rear of the theatre. Seats 37 to 39 could have offered an opportunity for a little back seat romance, if they had restricted it to only two seats. Perhaps that is why they didn't.