Welcome to the seating page of the Playhouse Theatre website. We have provided this short overview to help you understand how the auditorium is organised with regard to seating price.
The best seats you can get in the Playhouse Theatre will cost you £52.50. For this price you will be rewarded with the best views on offer in the venue. These are the seats to purchase for a premium theatrical experience with no barriers or niggling annoyances that get between you and the action. These are found only in the stalls and the dress circle. In the stalls they consist of all seats between rows AA and P, as well as the Prince of Wales Box and the Gladys Cooper Box. In the dress circle they take up the majority of the central area. In row A they consist of seats 7 – 23; in rows B – C they take up seats 1 – 13; in row D they consist of seats 5 – 17; in row E they take up seats 4 – 16; in rows F – J they consist of seats 6 – 22.
The next best seats cost £42.50. These offer a similar quality of experience as the above seats, for a discount rate. Like the premium seats, these are only found in the stalls and dress circle. In the stalls they consist only of the entirety of row Q. In the dress circle they are to be found at the two sides. They constitute the whole of row K as well as they George Bernard Shaw box and the Marie Tempest Box. They also consist of all the seats between rows A and J that were not mentioned in the above paragraph.
The next most expensive seats cost £35.00. These are found only in the upper circle. They consist of seats 11 – 15 in row A, 10 -15 in row B, 10 – 16 in row C, 10 – 17 in row D, 8 – 16 in row E, 7 – 16 in row F, 6 – 16 in row G, 5 – 16 in row H and 3 – 17 in row J.
The cheapest seats cost £25.00, and give a perfectly reasonable view of the stage for a reduced price. They are to be found at the two sides of the upper circle. They consist of the entirety of the two side blocks, as well as the two seats on either far side of the centre block between rows A and H.