Best Seats in Piccadilly Theatre
Intimate Art Deco theatre hosting plays and musicals in the heart of the West End.
Quick Tip
A smaller theatre with generally good views. The Circle has a pronounced curve.
Best Sections
- +Stalls rows D-J centre
- +Circle rows A-C centre
Sections to Avoid
- -Circle extreme sides
- -Rear Stalls under overhang
Introduction
The Piccadilly Theatre on Denman Street is an intimate Art Deco gem with 1,232 seats. Its compact size makes it ideal for plays and smaller musicals where connection with performers matters. Finding the best seats in the Piccadilly Theatre is straightforward—most seats offer good experiences in this well-designed venue.
Quick Reference
Best overall: Stalls rows D-J centre
Best Circle: Rows A-C centre
Best budget: Circle rear centre (still good)
Avoid: Circle extreme sides (curved theatre creates angles)
The Stalls
Intimate and well-raked. You feel close to the action throughout.
Best seats: Rows E-H centre—the ideal balance.
The Circle
Elevated views in a compact space. The curve of the Circle creates some angle issues on the sides.
Best seats: Rows A-C centre.
Caution: Extreme sides have notable angles due to the theatre's curve.
The Bottom Line
The best seats in the Piccadilly Theatre are in the Stalls rows D-J centre. This intimate theatre rewards proximity.
Circle rows A-C centre offer the elevated alternative.
Avoid extreme Circle sides where the curve creates significant angles.
The Piccadilly's intimacy makes it one of the West End's most rewarding theatres.
