Hayes Theater

Excellent view but just ok leg room

Great view, could see everything clearly

30under30 seat. Great view. Good sound.

Seat against the wall, but pretty good leg space. Really close view of the stage and can see most of the actors during the play, with the exception of 2-3 scenes where you can't see what's happening on extreme stage left (but you don't miss much).

The stage is very tall so you have to look up the whole time. The actor's legs were cut off but I didn't feel like I was missing anything at all!

Sold as partial view but no clue why. Nothing was obstructed or out of sight.

Seats are very close to each other but are well cushioned.

Aisle seat and very close to the stage- not a bad seat in this theater- it's small and intimate, but still large enough to feel spacious.

very close. pity I dont see the right wall of the stage, but the proximity conpensates for that

Against wall but can see most of stage from an angle. Good seat for the price

Very tight leg room, seat is narrow. Small arm rests. Tall stage. Still would rather be here a few feet away from this magnificent cast than further back. Mild neck craning needed to enjoy the show. Mostly set middle stage left, felt like I had a great view from here.

The Helen Hayes Theatre is an unusually small Broadway theatre and the stage is particularly high for the first couple of rows, so you'll be using your neck to look up. This production was a particularly boring ( not even the always terrific Danny Burstein could make this palatable) and I'm sure the cast saw me doze off for the last 25 uneventful minutes. If they were looking down, of course..

Row J in the orchestra level is where the rake of the floor starts to increase so even a short guy like me can see over someone tall

Row N is a platform height above row in front so no heads block your view. Didn't miss a moment for this show. Legroom as a whole is tight but this seat being against the wall there is extra space to your left that helps a lot.

Student rush for Marjorie Prime (full view). Less legroom than some other theaters, and there is no aisle on the right side. The rake in the orchestra is pretty good.

Clear view of the stage; however, the seat is super duper tiny and I was uncomfortable. I'm 5'7 and my knees were right into the chairs in front of me