Stalls at the Kiln Theatre

The ground level, and the step-free one. The first three rows are on the flat, then every row after that is on a step.

Rows A to C

These are flat on the floor, close to the stage, and for anyone about 5ft 6 or taller the stage is below head height, depending on the set. Row A has less legroom than the rows behind, because there's no space to put your feet under the seat in front, and it's cramped for anyone over about 5ft 7.

Rows D to J

From row D the rows step up, and rows F to J are where we'd sit. The seats in rows F and J are well staggered, so you look between the heads ahead of you rather than at them. Legroom is fine for most people up to about 5ft 11.

Row K

Row K has a wide aisle in front of it, so there's room for any height. K1 and K14 are wheelchair spaces, which can be taken out when they're not needed.

Rows L to N

The back rows are tight for anyone over about 5ft 5, with no space for your legs under the seat in front. If you're tall, L1, N1 and N15 have nothing in front of them. The Circle hangs over these rows, but it doesn't block the view.

The side seats

A single row runs down each side of the Stalls, close to the stage. You look at it side-on and lose the corner nearest you, and there's no room to stretch your legs. The seats nearest the stage are the best of them.

Getting in, the bar and toilets

Both entrances, on Kilburn High Road and Buckley Road, are step-free, and so is the way into the Stalls. The bar, the Box Office and the toilets are on the same level, with no steps.