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House Seats seems to have more shows most of the time (though not by much) while Fillaseat occasionally gets a big show that HS doesn't. They're about equal and there's a lot of overlap, so only the super-hardcore need to have both.
Best seats for view are Grand Tier centre row A, and best for sound are balcony side centre followed by upper slips rear (ie 'corner' seats)
- Yes, those seats are all pretty good. A friend who is a patron says the Donald Gordon Grand Tier has the best view as you are slightly elevated abo...
- I really like the stalls circle front row and often pick it. You have a clear view with nobody in front of you. Row F does not have a great rake so...
- Thanks! I’m quite tall myself while my friend is rather short. Mostly we switch places if someone tall is sitting in front of him:). I’m really loo...
- You might also consider taking a backstage tour https://www.roh.org.uk/tickets-and-events/backstage-tour-details Really interesting (and fun).
- There is almost no rake from A to F so you may get visibility problems; it is also a bit close to the orchestra for my liking (but fine if you're m...
- Thanks for your reply. In fact I like to see the facial expression of the opera singer/actors, so I prefer to be not too far from the stage. I’m 1m...
- Hi Nick, I was attending the “Romeo and Juliet” ballet performance in April this year and luckily booked a very good seat: Level 1 / Stalls Circle...
- Hey Nora, thanks for your great reply. Last year I’ve been to the Scala in Milano and Palais Garnier in Paris. Both were unbelievable experiences t...
- Well Nick if you are seeing Swan Lake on 01/04/20 I will wave. I would also really recommend a trip to Moscow to see the Bolshoi. Enjoy your evenin...
- Hi Nick, You’ve got the best of the best! Accidentally, I am off to see “La Boheme” at the Met on November 17th. Cannot wait to enjoy Matthew Polen...
I volunteer for a bunch of theatre spots around town and got to talking to a patron pre-covid who I always saw coming to the various shows and they said they used House Seats. I never signed up but I am curious what the state of it is post-covid. If anyone has a membership is it worth it?
Lots of food and bar stalls, plenty of toilets and a fantastic area to watch live bands. As the venue is on the top of a hill, there are fantastic views. For anybody who doesn't want to walk up the hill, there are regular buses that are available, just outside Wood Green tube station. Read more.
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Jul 26, 2018 · Here's our guide. Concert halls come in all shapes and sizes and, along with Boots Hearingcare, we've put together a guide to finding the best seats in the house. The Shoebox Concert Hall. Where to sit for the best sound: off centre, two thirds of the way back.
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