Is it good to sit at the front of a Theatre?

It’s also fine to sit at the front of the stalls for most shows as the stage isn’t super high and the orchestra pit gives you a tiny bit of breathing space. But beware: Hamilton doesn’t use the orchestra pit, so splashing out on front row seats for your favourite young niece or nephew might not be the best move.

Where is the best seats for a Broadway show?

Views are best from single-digit seats in rows D-G, which sit at an ideal distance from the stage. Double-digit seats over 15 have more restricted views, with action cut off at the far right-hand side and corner. Beyond row T, patrons may find the distance makes it difficult to pick out details.

What are good seats at Broadway?

There are a few options for good value seats in the Broadway Theatre. Rows H to P in the Center Orchestra are slightly cheaper than premium whilst retaining a clean look at the stage. Rows D and E in the Front Mezzanine have enough rake for clean and not-too-distant overhead views.

Are front row orchestra seats good?

This is NOT rave. Sure you’ll get a clear view of the instruments and band but sound is best traveled to the middle of the orchestra and your ears will ring. You probably won’t be able to get a clear view either.

Are there bad seats at Broadway?

The point is that there are really aren’t that many bad seats on Broadway. That said, please note that almost all Broadway houses are extremely old (75-100 years old, although there are a few exceptions) and both seat width and legroom leave a lot to be desired.

What are the best seats to see Wicked on Broadway?

Premium seats are the best seats in the house and are generally in the first twenty rows center orchestra (or just off the center aisles on either side), or the first two center rows of the front mezzanine.

Are there any bad seats on Broadway?

What do you wear to an Off Broadway show?

Re: dress code for broadway and off broadway shows? There is no dress code. You will see shorts and dresses and everything in between. Personally, I still like to treat the theatre as a special occasion, but I amm somewhat in the minority.