Dominion Theatre Seating Guide for The Devil Wears Prada

Best Value Tickets (Budget-Friendly Options)

• Circle Q (£42): Rear circle seats with full stage visibility. Best for those prioritizing price over proximity. Slight angle but no major obstructions.
• Stalls YY (£55): Far rear stalls but flat floor seating. Good for taller attendees who prefer straight-on views over elevated perspectives.

Sweet Spot (Best Balance of Price & View)

• Circle P (£55): Mid-rear circle with improved sightlines over Q section. The curvature of the theatre means these are actually better angled toward stage than some closer rows.
• Circle N (£71): First rows of the "mid-circle" bracket. Head-on view of the full stage picture - ideal for appreciating musical numbers with ensemble casts.

Higher Tier Options (Premium Views, Less Value)

• Circle K (£104): Front circle with immersive perspective. Can see facial expressions clearly but may miss some upstage details.
• Circle G (£132): Exceptional sightlines but priced at premium level. Best for those wanting a "center orchestra" equivalent in the circle.

Premium & Last-Minute Splurges

• Circle D (£164): Front-center circle - perfect for spotting costume details in this fashion-themed show. Minimal rail obstruction.
• Circle B (£207): Essentially "front row circle" with the most intimate experience possible from elevated seating. Stage-level eye contact with performers.

Key View Differences

• Circle vs Stalls: Circle (elevated) better for appreciating choreography formations; Stalls better for seeing facial expressions up close
• Row Gradient: Rows B-G have steep rake ensuring clear views over heads; Rows P-Q have flatter incline (may require sitting upright behind tall patrons)
• Stage Sightlines: Front circle (B-K) sees 100% of stage depth; Rear circle (P-Q) may lose extreme upstage corners during certain scenes

Our Top Recommendations

• For Budget Buyers: Circle Q - unbeatable price for full show comprehension
• First-Time Visitors: Circle N or P - the "Goldilocks zone" of pricing and perspective
• Fashion Enthusiasts: Circle D or B - best seats to appreciate costume details referenced in the show
• Group Bookings: Stalls YY - easier group coordination on flat floor with 8+ seats together

Pro Tip: For The Devil Wears Prada musical, center-left seating (house right) often provides better views of Miranda's iconic office scenes which are stage-left weighted.