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Barrymore Theatre

Patriots

Excellent leg room. You have to go up a lot of stairs to get to the upper mezz, but it's a great view of facial expressions and action.

Mezzanine

section

E

row

208

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Nederlander Theatre

The Who's Tommy

Excellent view. For this particular show you'll be able to see everything. Not a ton of legroom, so large bags are not recommended.

Mezzanine C

section

N

row

101

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Mainstage at the New York City Center

Once Upon A Mattress

Amazing seats for the 35 and Under program. $28 ticket, at least a foot of legroom in front of you. Sound and view totally clear. Elevator available but it's a 5 floor walk-up, so pick up your tickets earlier if possible so you can have time to settle in.

Balcony

section

D

row

112

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St. James Theatre

Monty Python's Spamalot

Fabulous view. No problems with sight lines. I prefer the Balcony over the Mezzanine because leg space is pretty bad in the St. James, but with the Balcony's raked seating your knees do not press up against the seat in front of you.

Balcony R

section

D

row

6

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studio 54

The Days of Wine and Roses

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