I always book stalls, but you can access a seating plan with views from each seat on the Gielgud Theatre website to help you decide. Enjoy the production!

The nearest tube station is picadilly circus. Leave by Shaftesbury Avenue exit and it is about 5 mins walk. Hope this helps

I usually find the seat view for the theater online. I would check that out. There were a number of seats in this particular theater that had partially obstructed views. That was why I decided on a premium seat.

Hi - I visited the Gielgud in January for the show Company and we were seated in Stalls O12 & 11 and we were pleasantly surprised how good they were. I'm 5' 7" and average build and found the rake at Row O pretty good and the seats were staggered so you could see between heads in front. The seats were also comfy, legroom good and I didin't feel hemmed in by my neighbours. However, you might like to visit Seatplan where you can see customer seat reviews for most of the London theatres and in many cases folk will have posted a photo from their seat. It seems that Row J may be poorly raked and there are a number of folk complaining about tall heads in front of them. The other site for theatre seat reviews is Theatremonkey. Hope you may find this helpful. Regards, Will T

I have looked at the seating plan and reviews online. They say that you will get average views. The nearer the centre of the row the better.

We were in row E of the Dress Circle and the view was fine. It is a beautiful old theater and the seats seemed a bit low to me and I'm only 5'-8". On the other hand my wife who is 5'-3" thought they were perfect because she usually finds seat cushions to be too high to be comfortable. There are two intermissions to allow welcome stretches. I don't recall any restricted viewing areas - at least in the center portions of the theater. I'd think that unless you're unusually tall the performance is well worth any minor seating issues you may experience.

We had £10 restricted view seats at the back of the Grand Circle. There was only one point in the production when our view was actually restricted (actors were all right at front of the stage). Depends on your budget and expectations of course but we were happy with our tickets.

hi, we sat four rows back but I can't see you would have many issues view wise. However it would depend on the performance you are seeing and the staging. We saw The Curious Incident and the staging is minimal with most action at the front and centre stage.