Some small moments missed on stage left, but a good view over all. Very little leg room.

Full view of the stage, but you have to turn your head the whole time. Any further to the side and you would have an obstructed view. If you were to face forward you would be looking at the proscenium. The seats are incredibly narrow - it's like sitting on a crowded 1 train. It's an unnecessarily poorly designed audience space.

Great view! Very cramped leg room

Perfect view of everything! It's the last row but the space is so small you don't feel far from the action. Great leg room too, seems to have more leg room than the aisles in front.

Perfect view! Seats are slightly raked so the row ahead is a little lower. Sound is better here than I've heard in other parts of the theater.

Perfect view! Good leg room too

Perfect view! Seats are a little cramped.

Good view! This seat is against the wall on the left side

Perfect view! Good leg room too

Listed as partial view. For this show, I only missed a few moments upstage left. Otherwise, a good seat that's close to the stage! It's also on the aisle

A few moments on stage left that were obstructed, but a pretty good view overall!

Amazing view! Nearly center court. Good rake on the seats so no one's head is in the way.

Excellent view! Seats were comfortable, decent leg room. Sound design was surprisingly good

Good view of the stage! Tall guy in front of me blocked the stage left view sometimes (where there's a good amount of action happening), but that's just circumstantial.

Excellent view, the rake in the mezz is gentle but the view wasn't obstructed at all. Better honestly to be up here for this show, as a lot happens on the roof of the small bandstand that's onstage.

Saw The Picture of Dorian Gray - this was a lottery seat, and I don't think it's for sale on the ticketing website. It's partial view, there were several times something was on a screen on stage left that was completely obstructed by the box seat above. On the aisle, and decent leg room for a Broadway house