Fortune Theatre Seating PlanFortune Theatre Seating Plan (The Woman in Black)The Fortune Theatre London has been home to The Woman in Black since March 1989. Our helpful London theatre guides have been designed to answer all of your questions - from tips of where the best seating is, to how many bars each floor has, and where the toilets are located. We know London's West End and theatreland inside out. Our London-based team are lucky to be regular theatregoers and therefore have expert knowledge of all the musicals and plays we offer. Theatre is what we do. Stalls GuideThe Stalls are on the ground level of the Fortune Theatre. They are closest to the stage and offer some of the best views in the theatre. Tickets near the front of the Stalls are often highly sought-after. Dress Circle GuideThe Dress Circle is the middle tier of the Fortune Theatre. This tier offers an elevated view of the stage. Tickets towards the front of the Dress Circle are often highly sought-after. Upper Circle GuideThe Upper Circle is the top tier, the highest part of the Fortune Theatre. This tier offers an elevated view of the stage. The Upper Circle is the furthest tier from the stage. What facilities are available at the Fortune Theatre?Bars Air Conditioning Merchandise Kiosk Hot Drinks About The Woman in BlackWoman In Black tells the ghostly story of widowed solicitor Arthur Kipps. Arthur has allowed his grief for his wife to jeopardise his career, and therefore the financial wellbeing of his family. Given one last chance by his firm, Arthur sets out on a seemingly routine assignment, to the remote village of Crythin Gifford to sort out the affairs of a recently deceased, eccentric client. However, he is soon plagued by the spectral figure of the mysterious Woman in Black, as strange goings-on befall the villagers, and Arthur’s investigations into his client’s affairs reveal a tragic past and a deadly secret. This supernatural thriller doesn’t rely on Grand Guignol blood and guts to shock audiences, instead introducing a creeping sense of dread through a series of unsettling events, both on and off-stage, as the audience is gradually immersed in the play’s ghostly world. Where is the Fortune Theatre?Fortune Theatre LondonRussell Street How do you get to the Fortune Theatre?Tube Lines Nearest Tube Station Car Parking Nearest Overground Station |