MBH21

Nice and close.

Not bad.

Pretty high up but sadly I could still see most of this terrible show. If you sank down in your seat, the wall hid most of the view.

Pretty high up and far from the stage.

Second row back on the aisle. Great seat.

High up but a good view for a cheapie. You miss things happening on the left side. (I saw the show twice, first time from the front row.)

Quite a way from the stage. Roomy seat though.

Pretty good seat. And the murderer is . . . . (stabbing noise and fading scream)

Good seat, just a few metres from the lovely Hayley Atwell. I have to point out that she's not a permanent fixture - it'll be someone else when you go.

Okay seat, great play.

This is a fantastic seat.

Not a bad seat.

This is bit wide angle, the stage actually looked closer than this. All the seats at the National have good views - thank goodness for concrete.

Right at the front of the Olivier. It was a folly, however, to see this uninspiring 'musical'.

Front row to see Jon Snow himself, Kit Harrington.

Cramped and uncomfortable, but maybe worth it for a cheapie. Great show with Kelsey Grammer, wish I'd paid more for a seat closer to the stage.

A terrific seat, just a few metres from Sally Field, Bill Pullman, Jenna Coleman and Colin Morgan.

Not a bad seat for a cheapie.

Nice aisle seat near the front to see the great Derek Jacobi talk about his life on stage, on TV and in film.