Mrs. Warren's Profession Tickets - Garrick Theatre

Mrs. Warren's Profession plays at the Garrick Theatre in London, which is a medium-sized West End theatre with a capacity of 735. Studying the seating plan before purchase is recommended, as support pillars and circle overhangs can restrict the view from many seats. Patrons may also hear the rattle of the underground trains during productions, as tube lines run directly below the theatre.

Premium seats are in the Stalls and Dress Circle, and sitting between rows D and J in the Stalls offers excellent and unrestricted views. The Dress Circle has clear views and is a good vantage point, although this does tend to be reflected in the price.

The best budget seats for patrons searching for cheap last-minute tickets to The Producers are towards the rear of the Stalls, where seats are regularly discounted due to support pillars and overhang from the Dress Circle. There is also value in the clear-view seats in the Upper Circle for a cheap alternative.

This production is recommended for patrons aged 12+

Captioned performance - 5th July 2025 2:30pm. BSL Interpreted performance - 12th July 2025 2:30pm. Audio Described performance -19th July 2025 2:30pm.

How Can I Book Cheap Tickets To Mrs. Warren's Profession?

The Garrick Theatre is not the largest venue in the West End and tickets are usually in big demand at weekends and during peak times.  Having said that there is definitely some opportunity to get some proper value in the cheaper sections of the theatre during off peak weeks and for midweek performances.  The midweek matinee is also a great opportunity to secure a bargain during performances where the understudy takes on the lead role.

Should I Avoid Booking Tickets To Mrs. Warren's Profession That Have A Restricted View?

There are quite a few seats that feature restrictions to the view in the Garrick Theatre but not all tickets that feature a restriction should necessarily be avoided. There are three levels in the theatre – the stalls on the ground floor looking directly at the stage, the dress circle on the first floor and the grand circle on the second floor looking down. Some seats in the stalls have a slight restriction with the view of the top of the stage being slightly obscured from the overhang of the dress circle from row N and beyond. The raking of the seats isn't really apparent up until row G, and this can sometimes cause a few issues with the sightline for the very front rows up to row E in some productions. In the dress circle, there is no obstruction from the overhang from the upper circle, but for those in the last row the ceiling can feel a little low and possibly claustrophobic for some. In the upper circle there can be an issue with legroom in some seats and a slight obstruction from the railing at the front but this should always be reflected in the price of the ticket and can offer big savings during peak performances.  It is always highly recommended that you study the seating plan prior to booking tickets to ensure complete transparency and peace of mind over your purchase.  All tickets that do feature any form of restriction should be clearly marked as such.

Is Booking Tickets To Mrs. Warren's Profession Online Cheaper Than From The Box Office?

This will depend heavily on what show you wish to see and when you wish to go?  If you are booking during peak periods or for weekend performances including Friday evenings then it could possibly be cheaper to book tickets  directly from the box office to avoid incurring booking fees from third party agencies.  When booking tickets for midweek performances however, or during quieter off peak weeks such as the weeks that follow on from school holidays then the opposite can often be the case as websites will often then be selling at pre-negotiated rates from the theatre enabling them to pass on any discounts they are receiving onto the consumer.  For bargain hunters looking to book lastminute theatre tickets in London it definitely pays to be as flexible with dates as possible to ensure maximum value in the ticket price.