Lyceum Theatre
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Lyceum Theatre Capacity

The Lyceum Theatre London has a capacity of 2185 seats. Section capacities are 945 Stalls, 658 Royal Circle and 582 Grand Circle. Use our interactive seating plan to view 4484 seat reviews and 2823 photos of views from seat.

Despite housing of the largest auditoriums in the West End, the theatre provides excellent views throughout the auditorium. Seating feels close to the stage, with minimal restrictions and great overall views.

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Good value seats

Boxes in the Stalls are tremendous fun to sit in and are usually cheaper than seats throughout the Stalls, due to the height and the side-angle. Otherwise, sitting in the rear of the Royal Circle or in the front of the Grand Circle offers some good views for a discounted price.

Premium seats

Some of the best seats are in the front section of the Stalls and the Royal Circle. Sitting in the aisle in the Stalls allows for a tremendously immersive experience, as you will be able to see actors and puppets close-up. Alternatively, sit in the front and centre of the Royal Circle for an amazing panoramic view of the entire stage.