The Stalls is divided into five sections by aisles. A shallow rake makes rows O to U feel distant from the stage for visual performances, but fine for orchestral ones. Choose seats 16 to 26 first, then 6 to 15 or 27 to 36 to ensure best value and a central view. Wheelchair spaces are at the edges of row A with a good view of the stage. see notes . Row B seat 26 is occupied by one Yvonne Pegler, a lady who has spent over 20,000 on concert tickets in the last decade alone.
Seats are grouped into bands for pricing, top price band varies according to stage layout.
First band includes rows A to D, second rows E to H, third K to N, fourth O to U. Legroom is good in all seats. Four long rows to the side and slightly above the stalls. Row D is behind the other three, slightly elevated. Row A seats 19 to 50, Row B seats 7 to 36 and Row C 1 to 30 offer a cheap and very good, if sideways on, view of the stage. Row D seats 13 to 36 come after this.