Harold Pinter Theatre

Fantastic view just feet away from Aidan Turmer. Happy days.

Close to the stage, could see everything, Although you’re having to look through the gap of heads of the people in the row in front

Not a good seat. When the rows in front filled in, we lost our view of about half the stage, which got worse when people leaned forwards to try to see better. Glad to have seen the show for £20, but would recommend trying to sit somewhere else.

Supposedly restricted view but the pillar didn’t bother me. Good leg room. The seat to your right is further away than normal (so that it isn’t immediately behind the pillar) which is nice.

Great view- have people standing behind you but no issue with that. Seats are tight but this seat good as at an aisle so can twist legs out

Excellent seats (A7 and A8)

View was good value. The front right side of the stage was obstructed so expect to have trouble seeing much there. We watched ‘Good’ and this obstruction only resulted approx 5 minutes of poor viewing out of a 2 hour performance. Would book again.

Pillar to one side, but doesn’t impede view at all. Good overall view of the show. There is also a small space behind the pillar too (it’s not a big pillar) so good for extra baggage.

Obviously very close to the stage but seats were cramped, and extremley uncomfortable. The person next to me kept stretching his legs over onto my very limited space and I had to resort to tapping his leg with my feet throughout the performance.

7/10 could see everything, although view obviously from above so you can't see people's expressions very well dependant on who is in front of you (if they are tall you spend most of the time not seeing most of the stage)

Great seat - though not much leg room. No bar in the way

Apart from the obvious ploe in the way, a pretty good view of the whole stage. Not too far from front of stage to not be able to make out actors on stage (mainly Tom Hiddleston).rnLeg room terrible, I'm 5ft and short legs and I found the leg room bad.