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Ah,
His
Majesty's
Theatre,
a
veritable
bastion
of
the
performing
arts.
Upon
entering
its
august
halls,
one
cannot
help
but
be
struck
by
the
grandeur
of
the
architecture
-
a
testament
to
a
bygone
era
of
opulence
and
refinement.
But
alas,
dear
reader,
my
visit
to
this
esteemed
establishment
was
marred
by
the
most
lamentable
of
circumstances.
Despite
my
utmost
enthusiasm
for
the
performance,
my
viewing
experience
was
gravely
hindered
by
the
woeful
quality
of
my
seats.
Nestled
in
the
uppermost
reaches
of
the
theatre,
my
companion
and
I
were
doomed
to
occupy
the
worst
seats
in
the
house
-
seats
30
and
31,
if
memory
serves.
From
this
lofty
perch,
we
were
unable
to
fully
appreciate
the
stage,
as
half
of
it
was
hidden
from
our
sight.
It
was
as
though
we
were
watching
a
play
through
a
scrim,
with
key
moments
of
the
performance
forever
shrouded
in
mystery.
I
implore
the
management
of
His
Majesty's
Theatre
to
consider
the
plight
of
those
who
are
forced
to
occupy
such
inadequate
seats.
They
should
not
be
allowed
to
sell
tickets
to
these
areas,
for
it
is
an
injustice
to
both
the
performers
and
the
audience.
In
conclusion,
while
His
Majesty's
Theatre
is
a
beautiful
building,
I
must
sadly
report
that
my
experience
was
marred
by
the
subpar
quality
of
my
seats.
Let
this
serve
as
a
cautionary
tale
to
those
who
may
be
considering
purchasing
tickets
to
the
upper
reaches
of
the
theatre.
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