West End Matinee

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IrisIris saysI like being close enough to notice the actors’ expressions. My seat is in the front row, in the left-hand section, immediately beside the central aisle. That way, I can slip out during the interval without disturbing anyone.

AlexAlex saysMy sister is the woman with the short auburn hair and cream blouse. We’re sitting together in the same row, but she has the aisle seat. Mine is the seat beside hers, further away from the central aisle.

FelixFelix saysMy younger brother is wearing a blue shirt beneath a green waistcoat. Although we booked together, I’m sitting directly behind him rather than beside him. Hopefully, he remembers to put his phone away before the curtain rises.

LucyLucy saysThe woman in the cream blouse is a colleague of mine. We’re in the same row, with only the central aisle separating our seats. She’s promised to explain the plot if I lose track of what’s happening.

MeiMei saysI’m here with my friend, the woman with the straight dark bob and lilac blouse. My seat is directly behind hers. Provided she doesn’t lean back too much, I should have a clear view of the stage.

ClaraClara saysThe bearded gentleman in the green jumper is my nephew. My seat is beside his, in the same row, but closer to the central aisle. The young woman with short auburn hair is sitting directly in front of me.

TheoTheo saysThe lady in lilac is my cousin, and we’re sitting side by side. Of the two of us, she’s closer to the central aisle. I’m quite happy with the outer seat, as long as she doesn’t borrow my programme again.

NinaNina saysThe gentleman in the mustard-coloured jumper is a friend from work. My seat is directly behind his, with the woman wearing glasses and a cream knitted jumper beside me. We’re hoping he doesn’t talk throughout the performance.

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