Noël Coward Theatre is a Performing arts theater located in London .
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Feb 6, 2025
We sat in row B on Royal Balcony. Great views of the stage. A bit cold before the show when doors are open but pleasant during the show.Full review by AMWhelehan
Aug 7, 2024
The crux of the play is how historical racial violence can carry through the generations and impact upon what goes on in the bedroom years later, most particularly for inter-race couples. I’d never g…Full review by mrstraveller1
May 30, 2024
Saw Player Kings which was superb. Theatre is old and historic and that’s also a fun part of the experience. The seats are terrible though - very hard and not much leg room. It’s a chore to get throu…Full review by Writersblock82
Most venues in the US have very specific bag/ personalized item policies . Are there any specifications at this theater for the type or size of purse you can bring in? (I.e. clear , small clutch, etc)
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No specifications at all. Take what you like. If the bag is larger than a rucksack you'll likely to be asked to put it in the cloakroom
Hi, how easy is it to herald a taxi from outside the theatre on a Friday night (without prebooking)?
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I went on a Saturday night and outside the theatre was as busy as during the day so I didn't get a taxi I got a bus back to my hotel as this was relatively easy and cheaper.
Seating: I go to NYC plays several times/year, but have never been to the theater in London. Now we are considering going to see NIGHT OF THE IGUANA and I'm a bit afraid of the seat reviews. We typically like to get either first row in balcony or a pair of seats with an aisle. These are both possibilities for this play/theater. But I'd also like to see how to buy a "box". How do you do that? Can it be done on line or do you have to call? Can someone share their experiences with box seats? Any boxes better than others in Noel Coward? Thanks in advance for any help.
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sorry, can't advise on boxes - we sat in the stalls and it was fine. What i can tell you is that the Noel Coward Theatre is lovely, good public spaces and i am sure you will enjoy it.
I turn 50 on the 16/02 and decided to see The Girl From The North Country. As a rule, I stay local to home...Northampton or Milton Keynes. The reviews for the play thus far have been overwhelmingly exceptional. However, the Noel Coward Theatre itself....its old, I understand that. I’m going to be sat in the stalls, row L in the middle. The reviews have unanimously state the seating is uncomfortable and not enough leg room. Can’t do anything about leg room. Those that have sat in the stalls row L... bring a cushion?? Also is the stalls tiered or all on one level ?? Is it a good seating position as the seats are mid price?? I look forward to your response. Thanks in advance. Nadia
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I have no idea about the stalls seating as we were in the balcony (the circle). The view from up there wasn't as good as I expected, but probably acceptable. The seats did become …
I have no idea about the stalls seating as we were in the balcony (the circle). The view from up there wasn't as good as I expected, but probably acceptable. The seats did become a little uncomfortable but you can stand up and walk around during the interval. The theatre is old. But notso you would feel out of place. I hope you enjoy the show. Tony
Can anyone tell me what the view is like from the balcony please? Or would it be a better investment to sit nearer the stage?
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If you can sit nearer the stage don’t sit first rom but three or five rows back you will get a good view ref to balcony depends where you sit if in the middle should be ok hope that helps …
If you can sit nearer the stage don’t sit first rom but three or five rows back you will get a good view ref to balcony depends where you sit if in the middle should be ok hope that helps Merry Christmas love mr cheeky in Kent
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