Hi there, Oliver! will be in our new temporary off-site venue Mercury at Abbey Field so the seating plan is different to that of the main auditorium in our old building. Rows A-Q (stalls area and first row of the horseshoe area) are all flat, and Rows R-Y are all tiered as our regular auditorium was. The stage in this new space is not as high as our previous one, so if you're bringing smaller guests the first few rows should be absolutely fine, or if you'd prefer to be higher up we'd recommend sitting in Row R or behind. Unless marked as restricted however, all of the seats in our new venue will have a good view of the stage :) We hope this helps! - Mercury Marketing Team

Hi Andrea, all of our seats have a good view of the stage :) On the rare occasion that a seat has a limited view, this will be indicated by a little 'i' on the seat when you're looking at the seating plan - you can hover over this for more information. You might like to sit further forward for more intimate productions with smaller casts, but that's entirely a matter of preference - many of our audience have their favourite seats towards the middle or back of the auditorium! If you've never been before and aren't sure, you can always go for something in the middle. We have a steep 'rake' meaning your view shouldn't be hindered by the person in front. Hope that helps! - Amy

go a few seats further back if you can

Hi, The view from Row O is unrestricted. Hope this helps!