Nice venue. Reasonably comfy seats for averagely overweight people, though maybe a little snug for some larger persons. Not much leg space for very tall people. Decent views of the stage from the stalls from row P. The stalls are slightly inclined so people at the back can see fine (providing no tall people are sat in the seat directly in front!).
There are no floor markers and it's very difficult to see row letters/seat numbers so arrive before the house lights go down (that's just good manners anyway... if your seats are in the middle of a row, EVERYONE who is seated between you and them has to stand and move into the aisle as there's not space to wiggle past - which ruins everybody's experience).
Food and drink are allowed inside. There's a large, reasonably well-stocked bar - but the prices are genuinely eye-watering. A SMALL bottle of coke costs £4.80 at time of writing. There is a free water fountain.
Stage lighting was great. Sound quality was very good (live music event). Staff were numerous and helpful. There is a bag search on entering, though it's a cursory check and not at all thorough. They're more concerned with getting everyone in rapidly.
Be aware, the AC above the stalls under the balcony was horrendously cold, and the large number of bodies did little to alleviate it. Be prepared and take something warm to wear, just in case.
A venue I would happily recommend.
Good acoustic venue with lots of atmosphere. Stalls seats aren't very comfortable, and leg space is cramped. Oversll access is good and staff all fantastic. Had a fantastic evening watching one of my favourite artists in concert.
Really lovely venue, fantastic sound, doesn't feel crowded even when full. The access team and box office were absolutely amazing too, accommodating our needs ensuring that we both had a great experience, can't recommend highly enough.
London palladium featuring the Addams Family musical. Very funny and cheerful musical, making everyone in the audience laugh.
We had seats at the upper circle, middle of the right section. The view was very good
Was a bit disappointed with the theater organization. The first time I visited a theater in London and could not buy a show program, it was sold at one location, with a massive queue spanning over staircases , so unfortunately I did not feel comfortable queueing there.
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