Daryl Roth Theatre

Full view - the theater is very small, but the left and right sections may be obstructed for parts of the show given the set-up. This seat was on the aisle of the center section.

You are in an open seat on the row break, meaning no seats in front of you, just the stairs - great view and PLENRY OF LEG ROOM!! you do have to get up from time to time to let people in and out of the row, but that's not a big issue .

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.

Some slightly obstructive heads in the row ahead, but worth it for the savings in ticket price. That said, all seats are very uncomfortable and close together.

Seat is pretty close to center of the theatre and a great view in this small venue.

It's a very small theatre so there really isn't a bad view but this was the last row and one seat from the wall. The wall didn't obstruct the view but it did make the seat feel a little clausterphobic. The armrest on the left was also broken off.

This is the front row for this production. Definitely don't sit any farther to the side, it becomes somewhat partial view.

This seat was very good. The cast will walk right in front of you as apart of the show. Plenty of leg room

Right on stage Tooo close

Amazing seat. Right at foot of stage with a large aisle in front that actors use occasionally as a passageway.

Excellent seat once seated, but barely room to scoot into the row, nevermind trying to get past anyone already seated

Small theater, so not a bad view anywhere. Decent leg room too.

Not a bad view in the entire theater