King’s Head Theatre – Best Seats and Seating Plan
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Established in 1970, [King’s Head Theatre](https://www.londontheatredirect.com/venue/kings-head-theatre-london) became the longest-running pub theatre in London. Over its 53-year tenure, it was housed in the backroom of the King’s Head Pub on Upper Street. Under the leadership of Artistic Director and Founder **Dan Crawford**, whose term lasted 35 years until his passing, the theatre became a breeding ground for both emerging and established talent, including **Maureen Lipman**, **Hugh Grant**, **Alan Rickman**, **Jennifer Saunders**, and **Dawn French**.
King’s Head Theatre closed its doors on 13 August 2023 and reopened at its new location, 116 Upper Street, on 5 January 2024, under the guidance of current Executive Producer **Sofi Berenger**. The opening show was *Exhibitionists*, written by Olivier Award-winning playwright **Sean McKenna**.
The theatre is renowned for its support and celebration of the LGBTQ+ community, both on stage and off, offering a wide range of plays and musicals alongside a diverse cabaret programme, including drag and comedy.
### **What are the best seats at King’s Head Theatre?**
The Stalls, particularly in the central rows (A-D), provide an excellent view of the stage. The Dress Circle offers a slightly elevated perspective, giving a great overall view of the performance.
Wherever you sit at King’s Head Theatre, you're close to the action and will feel part of the performance.
### ** King’s Head Theatre seating plan**
### **How Many Seats Are in King’s Head Theatre?**
King’s Head Theatre boasts a 200-seat Main House and 4Below, as well as a 50-seat cabaret space.
### **Are There Accessible Seats at King’s Head Theatre?**
There are 66 steps leading to the 4Below bar/cabaret house. However, the Main House is fully accessible with step-free entry.
### **What Shows Are on at King’s Head Theatre?**
Currently, *[(This Is Not A) Happy Room](https://www.londontheatredirect.com/play/this-is-not-a-happy-room-tickets),* a sharp new comedy by **Rosie Day**, is playing at King’s Head Theatre.