Photo was taken from about my eye level and I'm 6'0" and didn't have anyone too tall in front of me. If you are short and get someone tall in front of you, I don't know if you would be able to see much. I couldn't see the actors' feet/legs for most of the show, but I was almost able to see their faces. The seats aren't that far back but it can be a little frustrating to be constantly moving to see everything. The seat was extremely cramped with very little legroom and very little space between people. I also had trouble hearing what the actors were saying at times but I'm not sure if that's specific to where I was or if it's a problem everywhere. I would recommend sitting in the orchestra or very front of the mezz for this show, especially if you are shorter.

Amazing!! Super close to the stage and you can see all the actors' expressions.

The seat is a lot closer than it looks in the picture. The orchestra has a pretty steep rake so one of the seats are that far back.

I gave the seat 5 starts for this show because with the way the set is designed, you don't miss anything. For most other shows though, you would probably miss some action on the stage left side. This is the last seat in the row. Directly under the box overhang so that could potentially block some action too. Having said that, the seat is only a few rows back from the stage so you see all the facial expressions. Got through TDF for $49. Last seat

The seats are closer than they look in the photo. You get an absolutely perfect view of the entire stage here! Very little legroom though. I'm 6'0" and my legs were pressed up against the seat in front of me.

Last row in the orchestra. Perfect view!

Second to last row in orchestra. You can see the overhang of the mezz but it doesn't cut anything off.

Front row but it's not too close because the pit is there. You also get a ton of legroom and a good view of the pit/conductor. Amazing view of the stage.

Great seat! TKTS tickets. It's nice to sit a little farther back for this show since there are certain moments where you can really take in the entirety of the set. The top of the proscenium is cut off by the mezz but nothing goes on there anyways so it doesn't make a difference.

Lottery seat. I had to look up a little bit to see the show but not so much that it hurt my neck or anything. I probably wouldn't want to sit in the first row though. There are specific moments where sitting farther back would have been nice (like at the end of Waving Through a Window) but I did get to see all the facial expressions being this close which was really cool.

The seats felt far back but there was a decent view. The theater is brand new and has amazing facilities though.