Savoy Theatre

The Savoy Theatre is absolutely steeped in history; built in 1881, it was the first theatre to be entirely lit by electricity! Unfortunately the theatre burnt down in the 1990’s, destroying all but the stage and backstage areas. The theatre was rebuilt in 1993 to its old 1930’s Art Deco interior. The fire may have been a small blessing in disguise as the auditorium was arguably built to be more audience friendly and the theatre now has a good seating rake and very little issues with sight-line obstructions. With almost 1,200 seats spread across three levels, the Savoy Theatre is of a moderate capacity for a West End theatre but is often referred to as being tall. Due to the height of the seating in the auditorium, seats toward the back of the Grand Circle can feel quite a distance away from the stage, however these seats tend to be the cheapest in the house.

Savoy Theatre	Stalls	Dress Circle	Grand Circle
£35	The first row of the Stalls is within this price category as audience members will have to look up to view the onstage action.	None available	The entirety of rows F-K are within this price category as they are very far away from the stage. Please note that rows F&G are considered to have a restricted view of the stage.
£45-50	The last four rows in the Stalls are within this price category as they are slightly affected by the Dress Circle overhang.	The last row of the Dress Circle is within the top end of this price category as are seats 1-8 of row N which are considered to have a restricted view.	Lower priced tickets in this category can be found in rows A-E of the Grand Circle. These seats have the best view in the Grand Circle section.
£65	Other than those listed above and the premium seats listed below, the majority of the Stalls seats are within this price category as they have a clear view of the stage.	Other than those listed above and the premium seats listed below, the majority of the Dress Circle seats are within this price category as they have a clear view of the stage.  Please note that rows G-M seats 1-4 are within this price category but are listed as having a viewing restriction.	None available
£85	The middle 16 seats of rows E-J of the Stalls are considered to be premium seats as they have the best view of the stage within the Stalls.	The middle 18 seats of rows A-D are considered to be premium seats as they have the best view of the stage within the Dress Circle.	None available