Wyndham's Theatre, London

Around 750, across three levels: the Stalls, the Royal Circle and the Grand Circle, plus eight Boxes beside the stage. Some seating plans split the raised back of the Grand Circle off and call it a Balcony, which makes it look like four levels. It's one Grand Circle with a steeper back section.

Not for individuals, no. There's no student standby, under-30 scheme or walk-up concession at Wyndham's, or at any of the other theatres run by the same group. If you've read otherwise, it came from a voucher-code site.

School and college groups are the exception, and it depends on which show you're coming for. Education rates are set production by production rather than by the theatre, so some runs here are in the scheme and some aren't, the eligible performances differ from show to show, and it needs a group booking. Call us on 020 7193 9050 with your show and your dates and we'll tell you where it stands.

Food and drink bought elsewhere isn't allowed in, and neither is alcohol you've brought yourself. The three bars sell drinks and snacks but no hot food, and a drink from the bar can go into the auditorium with you in plastic, not glass.

Yes, but everything is checked on the way in, so the lighter you travel, the quicker you're through. The cloakroom takes coats and small bags for a small charge. It can't take suitcases or larger bags, so if you're coming straight off a train, sort the case out before you arrive. Bikes, including folding ones, can't be left anywhere in the theatre.

Yes. Everyone needs their own ticket, whatever their age, and anyone under 16 has to sit next to an adult aged 18 or over. Under-3s aren't admitted. Age guidance is set by each show: Hay Fever's own page gives none beyond that, Christmas Carol Goes Wrong is 8 and over, and John Proctor Is the Villain is 12 and over.

Yes, throughout the auditorium, though the highest seats in the Grand Circle can still get warm in summer.

No, there's no dress code. Come in whatever you're comfortable in.

It runs 2 hours 20 minutes including one interval, so a 7:30pm start comes down at about 9:50pm and a 2:30pm matinee at about 4:50pm.

From 2 hours 30 minutes before the show until 15 minutes after curtain up, and on matinee days it stays open between the two shows. You don't need to go there to buy: book with us online or call 020 7193 9050.

Theatre tickets are generally sold as non-refundable, and what you can change depends on who you bought from. If you booked with us, call 020 7193 9050 and we'll tell you exactly what your booking allows. If you booked somewhere else, get in touch with whoever you bought your tickets from.

Yes. Call 020 7193 9050 and a real person will help you pick seats and book them. It's the easiest way to sort group seats, or anything you'd rather talk through than work out from a plan. The price we tell you on the phone is the price you pay.