Sadler's Wells Theatre

I went to see the Black Sabbath Ballet and was sat in the top tier, which offered excellent views of the stage. Really good sound and very comfortable seats. Ample bars and toilets, lots of space to hang around, good location and nice staff.
Camilla Steel - a week ago

I had a fantastic experience here watching The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe which exceeded my expectations! I sat in the second circle; To be precise, I sat in seat N30 which is a single seat, distinct from the others, on the left side of the circle. When booking my ticket online, I was cautioned that this seat had a restricted view but this was not the case at all. In fact, I had a brilliant view of the stage despite being so high up. On top of this, I had plenty of leg room as well as additional room to place my belongings. If you are planning on visiting alone then I would definitely recommend considering sitting here.
Grace Marquez-Gately - 2 months ago

I went there to watch The Lion, the witch and the wardrobe. I sat on K2 and I could clearly watch it even if it's a bit far. Very good seat and affordable. Actually the play was a bit boring because some parts took too much time. Another thing was Aslan didn't look fluffy and powerful and the actor embodies Aslan. This didn't made me feel much into the show but everyone's performance, sounds and light was superb.
Beny Tan. (Fuyuri) - a month ago

We were there to watch a performance e of "Peaky Blinders: The Redemption of Tommy Shelby". And what a performance it was, from the characters time in the trenches of WW1 to his life of crime in Birmingham. The choreography is amazing, the staging is stunning. The live band performances are ear splitting in a good way. I'd previous been to see their performance of West Side Story some years back which in fact brought me to tears. You you have to be a fan of Peaky Blinders just of wonderful, amazing dance and music performances.
Steve French - 2 months ago