London Plays

[collegeprof]

For Les Miz, what is the Queen's Theater like? How far back would still be good seats (in the stalls section)?

[ancientmariner]

Collegeprof:

 

You can probably view the seating layout on their website: www.lesmis.com. You don't say when you're coming, or if you're a "senior", but this article might be of interest to you:

 

50% Off Top Price Tickets with Senior Savers

 

Booking is now open

 

This spring the Society of London Theatre is rewarding our loyal theatregoers by launching our brand new Senior Savers campaign. Opening on 28 April in partnership with the Daily Telegraph, we’re offering anyone over 60 years old 50% off top price tickets for performances from 1 May to 12 June 2009.

 

To book visit www.seetickets.com/50percent or call the Senior Savers hotline 0871 386 1129.

Our fantastic Senior Savers deals are on top price tickets, bookable in advance and don’t include booking or postage fees.To take advantage of these exclusive offers, buy your copy of the Daily Telegraph on 28, 29, 30 April and 1 May for details of how to book. Please note tickets are subject to availability and exclusions may apply.

Participating shows include:

• A Little Night Music
  
• Carousel
  
• Cosi Fan tutte
  
• Hairspray
  
• Joseph
  
• Les Miserables
  
• The Last Cigarette
  
• Much Ado About Nothing
  
• Ronald Harwood’s Taking Sides/Collaboration
  
• Shout!
  
• Spring Awakening
  
• Stop Messing About
  
• Sunset Boulevard
  
• The Phantom of the Opera
  
• Thriller Live!
  
• We Will Rock You
  

 

[maadimom]

Try theatremonkey's website for information on the theatre. They have every seating chart and the seats are rated by viability etc. They give their opinion on which seats are worth the money as well as have a page where people can weigh in with their opinions.

[ancientmariner]

collegeprof: Even if you're not a senior, www.lastminute.com is offering half-price seats for many London shows right now, including Les Miserables.