From what I remember they just seemed standard theatre seats. Give the theatre a email and check to see if they have any more comfortable seats. Enjoy your trip.

I think your best bet is to google nearby hotels as no idea really. You could look for cheaper places and travel in by tube or bus othewise it will be very expensive.

The underground is definitely the best way to get there and it is a short walk from the station

Hi there Looks like others have answered your question. Give them a call. I’m sure it should be fine. Enjoy your show. Mark

We were seated in the stalls and I am over 6feet tall and I had plenty of leg room

Th Apollo is right in the heart of London in the west end so pretty much any hotel will be suitable as wherever you stay there will be a tube that will take you there.

sorry I cant help you as we were in the stalls which were great seats.

We went Wednesday matinee, and full cast so far as we were aware, with no replacements

Hi. I used to be a theatre designer. I would strongly suggest avoiding boxes unless you need extra leg room. In most london theatres the boxes were designed to be seen in by the audience not to see the stage. Most of them face there audience slightly. Before electric lights theatres were lit by gas lamps and the house lights remained on during the performance. So if you were in a box you’d be seen throughout the show.

Hi Gina - please see my review of this theatre posted on 17th Feb this year. Personally I always go for the stalls as I like to see a production from the level as opposed to from above. However I sat in Stalls Row D which was far too close as they had removed the front row which also raised the level of the stage so that it made it hard to see some of the action due to the desks on stage being in the way and gave me a stiff neck looking up. So my advice would be to go midway in the stalls. I also think that middle and front of Dress Circle would be good as this is a big cast production and might benefit from being seen from above. BUT don't go for A1 - 5 as you will have to lean out a little to see the entire stage as the extreme right hand side of the stage is hidden (if you don't lean out) which is important for one scene in Jamie. Hope this helps and enjoy the show.