Prince Edward Theatre Seating Plan
Now playing: Beetlejuice From £25 Book tickets
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Three levels and ten Loges, 1,674 seats in all for the current run. The Stalls take 828 of them, which is close to half the audience on one floor, and it is the reason this theatre feels wider than it does deep.
Stalls or Dress Circle?
Both. The Stalls are good pretty much throughout and the Dress Circle is good too, and the centre of the Dress Circle is the single best place to sit in the building. Which one you book should come down to what the two cost on your date rather than to any real difference in quality.
Two things separate them once you are past that.
The rear of the Dress Circle is set back, and it is the part of that level we like least. If the cheap Dress Circle seat on offer is a back row, compare it against a Stalls seat at the same money before you take it.
The Stalls have the better legroom and the easier walk in, and they are the only level a lift reaches. What they also have is an unusual layout at both ends, covered on the Stalls route: no aisles at all in the first eleven rows, and row ends against the wall from row U back.
The levels at a glance
- Stalls, 828 seats, rows A to Z then ZA, ZB and ZC. Good throughout, best legroom, step-free
- Dress Circle, 405 seats, rows A to O. The centre is our pick of the whole building
- Grand Circle, 415 seats, rows AA and A to N. High and steep, and cheap at the front
- Loges, slips and Boxes, four different kinds of side seat with four different verdicts
The side seats are not one thing
Side seating here is four different things, not one. They run from the Loges, which are among our favourite seats in the West End, down to the Boxes, which we would talk you out of. That is the Boxes route, and it is the part of this page worth reading before you spend money on the sides.
What it costs
For Beetlejuice, most seats sit between around £50 and around £100, and premium starts from around £120. There are cheaper seats and there are more expensive ones, but that band is where most of the theatre actually sells.
Prices move with how busy your date is rather than with the day of the week alone, so an early booking usually works in your favour. All-in pricing, the price you see is what you pay.
The seating plan
The plan shows all three levels, the Loges and the Boxes. Tap a section to see what is left on your date and what it costs, then pick your seat from there.
Call us on 020 7193 9050 if you would rather talk it through with someone.