Betrayal - Tom Hiddleston - Harold Pinter Theatre

To be fair to them though, those "people with more money than sense" go some way to funding the cheaper tickets that we all love so much.

No link yet. Send dm to Jamie Lloyd Company and ATG.

Got myself sorted after a false start with the "no date selected" problem - back of stalls. Bit pricier than the rest of the Pinter season though.

Thank you @theatremonkey was being stupid and looking for Pinter theatre. Got called away for work, bought nothing so far. Can't afford anything but basic and at the top I'm not sure whether I'll be more annoyed at distance than if don't see at all. I blame stupid netball and it's resulting expensive physio and prescription charges.

I presume the idea was to stagger them a bit so that everyone didn't pile on to the website at 9:00, but didn't seem to stop the site grinding to a halt! Suspect partly due to people without the link heading to the site anyway to try and get in at 9!

It's Royal Circle - Restricted View/A 7-8 (2). Is that terrible? If it is I'll call up the theatrecard line and see if they can exchange me for something better. Legroom may be an issue for my friend, thinking about it - as a shortarse it won't be a problem for me.

Also booked for the final show of the run - so I expect they'll extend for a week now! Best it was offering was  Stalls (Right)/N 8 for £75 for that.

I suspect there's been a bunch of very good seats held back for public booking - and I notice nothing has yet progressed yellow

'good' availability. 

Im going in tomorrow as its payday! Am hoping for £15 dress circle as have had them before and they are excellent vfm.

£65 is lot

For a 75 mins play

With no interval

Thanks to you Monkey!

I do hate booking tickets when there’s no seating plan available - it’s so much easier to find the best seats left in each price band when you can see them laid out on the plan. It took me ages to realise that all the £40 tickets are rear restricted view and all the £65 are slightly affected by some form of pillar or rail. I even managed to get a top-priced near pillar seat I’d normally avoid (though I’m fairly confident that one is fine, really, since I have been perfectly satisfied sat directly behind the pillar in question before now). I might even have gone for the cheaper behind pillar seat if it was available!

You realised more than me! Was convinced there had to be better seats for my money. Just know as more casting is announced i'll be regretting not buying and equally that I can't afford the price of most of these seats and get grumpy when i'm not near the front for the cheaper seats. Wish i'd made more attention to the view from the back when I was there the other week.

I know exactly what you mean Steve. I wasn't even expecting a link to pre-sale this morning when one came through and so booking for this wasn't on my mind (I then remembered it's because I'd booked Jamie Lloyd's Doctor Faustus with ATG).

Then because I had a link I kept on checking for the one date next May I could potentially go when I'm in London. I couldn't see a seating plan and for 78 quid including booking fee it kept on offering me the stalls C3 or C19. Anyway I didn't bite because I already have a ticket for Death of a Salesman for that slot which I got for £25. I thought I would have the option of returning the ticket to the Young Vic but then thought why not just stick to Death of a Salesman.

Enough rambling. The point I'm clumsily trying to make is that the whole fear of missing out can potentially cause you to lose the run of yourself and sometimes you have to take a step back from the hype!

I hadn’t realised that I had been sent a link for the presale, just went and had a look to see what is left. There seems to be roughly the same stalls tickets (same seats in the same rows) left for many midweek performances later in the run. Makes me think that they must have held a bunch back.

As always, I think the prices at the Pinter are ludicrous.