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How near should you be seated to the stage for a Derren Brown show?

Wolfgang65 · 2015-12-08 18:12:22

I have just bought tickets for Derren Brown's show Miracle at the Bord Gais Theatre next May. However the best available tickets I could get for the Saturday night was in the stalls row X. I imagine for a show like his you would need to be sat as close as possible to get the full immersive experience. I was wondering if…

08-12-2015 7:12pm

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I have just bought tickets for Derren Brown's show Miracle at the Bord Gais Theatre next May. However the best available tickets I could get for the Saturday night was in the stalls row X.

I imagine for a show like his you would need to be sat as close as possible to get the full immersive experience. I was wondering if anybody who has ever attended one of Derren's shows, or a similar show, could tell me how they felt their positioning effected the experience.

I'm needless to say very excited for the show and hope that my seating will be of now detriment whatsoever! However I am of course looking for honest feedback.

Thanks in advance

Harry

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#2 08-12-2015 7:38pm

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Hello.

This is the Feedback forum. Its purpose is for boards.ie users to provide feedback on boards.ie related issues.

The question you have asked does not belong here. You'd have much better luck if you asked in our Theatre & Performing Arts forum, and take it from there.

Thanks,

-Shield.

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#3 08-12-2015 7:47pm

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