We had a Fabulous evening here, full of excitement and enjoyment. The Welsh Millennium Centre itself (when I found my way in). You enter into a beautiful, high ceilinged foyer, with so much going on as soon as you walk through the door, you hardly know where to start. I felt encouraged to dawdle, browse, relax and enjoy the dancing school, which were giving us a wonderful display near the escalators. There were places down here to eat and drink which made me feel as if we weren't just required to find our theatre seats but encouraged to participate. So arrive early and enjoy. You won't be disappointed. There are plenty of staff to help if you need it and they are all very pleasant to speak to even if you don't need help. The theatre itself was very well set out. The walkways were wide. We sat in seats BB40 and 41. These had a wonderful view of the stage sitting in end seats about 20 feet from the stage. Looking around the theatre whilst in my seat it looked an extravagant room. Modern looking and beautiful. There were seats rising up the whole length of the back wall from floor to ceiling but the fronts were shaped like a wave almost. The compere was witty, and made me laugh before the show even started. The show itself was wonderful, the sound wasn't painfully deafening, but you heard every word, even when they were speaking quietly. and the air conditioning was just right. I hate feeling too warm, it's uncomfortable. The lighting man really earned his money! The lighting on stage was magical. As I said earlier I had trouble finding the entrance of all things! I Walked right past it as i could only see The Welsh National Opera. How was I supposed to know they were both in the same place? I'd never been before! Well in case you are as terrible with directions as me (which I sincerely doubt!) Yes, walk in Here and you are in the right place. I know you'll have a wonderful time. This turned out to be not just a ticket to watch a show, but a whole experience of joy from start to finish.