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  • Studio 54, section: Orchestra R, row: N, seat: 16
    The Days of Wine and Roses
    This is the furthest right seat, second to last row of the Orchestra Right section. I thought it would be a terrible view, but (at least for this show) I missed nothing of significance. The mezzanine overhang cuts off the very top of the set, but no action happens there. This seat has quite a bit of legroom, extra floor space to the right of your feet, a right-side railing next to the armrest, no one sitting behind you, and speakers directly above and to the right. As such, this seat was surprisingly good.
  • Studio 54, section: Rear Mezzanine RC, row: LL, seat: 108
    Caroline, Or Change
    Decent sight lines and sound, considering that you are in the rear mezzanine. I could see the entire set. I wouldn't recommend sitting too much further to the right, as sight lines will start to be cut off.
  • Studio 54, section: Rear Mezzanine RC, row: LL, seat: 108
    Kiss Me, Kate
    Good sight lines and sound, considering that you are in the rear mezzanine. I could see the entire set, with the exception of the very top level of the set's fire escape, which is almost never used nor essential to any scene. I wouldn't recommend sitting too much further to the right, as sight lines will start to be cut off.
  • Studio 54, section: Rear Mezzanine LC, row: JJ, seat: 105
    Cabaret
    The views from the rear mezzanine aren't bad at Studio 54, though the sound design in the theatre is not the best. Note that "Cabaret" was in a thrust stage setup, which may not be the case for all shows at Studio 54.
  • Studio 54, section: Rear Mezzanine RC, row: LL, seat: 102
    She Loves Me
    Even in the rear mezzanine, this seat had a great view. I could see everything, though the sound was a bit garbled due to the poor sound design of Studio 54 (including the lack of an orchestra pit, meaning the band is spread across the box seats). The seats are also a bit tight. However, I still count "She Loves Me" to be amongst the best Broadway experiences I've ever had, so, in retrospect, the seats couldn't have been THAT bad. :-)