The Play That Goes Wrong Tickets - Duchess Theatre

Where Are The Best Tickets To The Play That Goes Wrong Located In The Theatre?

The Duchess Theatre is one of the West End's smallest and most intimate venues. Thankfully, there is very little restricted view seating, so if you require tickets to The Play That Goes Wrong with clear views of the stage you are in luck. The best seats in the stalls are found in the central aisle seats, with row J being particularly good. The front row of the dress circle is also worth looking at, and row D of the dress circle can often be good value and offer good legroom.

Is It Easy To Find Cheap Tickets To The Play That Goes Wrong?

There is value to be found for bargain hunters looking to secure good deals for tickets to The Play That Goes Wrong for both evening and matinee midweek performances during off-peak periods. The show does get busy at the weekends and during school holidays though so try to avoid these if looking to save money on the ticket price if possible.

Are There Any Tickets To The Play That Goes Wrong That Should Be Avoided?

Seats at the back of the stalls, on the sides, in rows L, M, N & O feature a slight restriction to the view for some scenes and should be avoided if possible. It is advisable to study the seating plan before purchase as although this is a small theatre there are quite a few price bands that can make some tickets to The Play That Goes Wrong good value (and vice versa!)

Is It Best To Book The Play That Goes Wrong Tickets In The Stalls Or The Dress Circle?

Both sections have their own merits. It is generally a matter of personal preference whether it is preferable to sit in the stalls looking directly at the stage or in the dress circle looking down from an elevated position. There is regularly value found in the seats at the rear of the dress circle if you are on a budget, which coupled with the small size of the venue can make these tickets to The Play That Goes Wrong a bargain as they can often sell for as little as £20 during quiet weeks!