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| London | Wicked in London Posted: Thu May 1, 2008 01:24 PM UTC
I am going to see Wicked in London in May. I have checked online and the only options that keep coming up are row B and C. Are theses seats too close? Any advice? Also, how can I call London cheap from a landline? Thanks in advance.
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| London | Re: Wicked in London Posted: Thu May 1, 2008 02:44 PM UTC
1) if you go to the website of the theatre it is in they should have a seating plan. I personally like seats like those - you feel you are almost on stage - as long as there is no audience participation !
2) London cheap on a landline - i'm sure you have pre-paid international calling cards whereever you are calling from !
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| London | Re: Wicked in London Posted: Thu May 1, 2008 03:27 PM UTC
To be more specific
Has anyone that has sat in rows B or C in the Apollo Victoria Theater have an opinion about these rows? I have seen shows from 1st and second rows and felt I was unable to appreciate everything happening on the stage. Does anyone know of a 10-10 number or some other even a computer based way to call London on the cheap. Thanks again. Jess
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| London | Re: Wicked in London Posted: Sun May 4, 2008 01:40 PM UTC
Jess, if you havent booked your seats yet there is an excellent site called www.theatremonkey.com which reviews seating at all London theatres including the Apollo Victoria.
Generally the opinions of rows B & C are very favorable because of the height of the stage with row C being preferable. The site also gives links to discount ticket agencies.
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