Tony Kiser Theatrearchived

Great view, didn't miss anything, not a ton of leg room

Great seat. I used their assisted listening device and it worked fine. Just don’t move it around or it will get static-y. You do have to move your head around to see all action on stage but there was no obstructions. You are just close to the stage.

Aisle seat

Yeah. Don't buy this seat. Yes, it was advertised as partial view, but there's no partial about this view. It's 95% obstructed view. The other seats in this row might be ok - I'd probably wouldn't pick anything closer than #3 or further.

Great seat but not cushy at all. This is a long show so the seat is not very comfortable.

Good legroom and great view but the seats have almost no padding.

I don't think there's a bad seat in the house. Felt a lot closer than what it looks in a photo. You can see every expression on the faces of the cast. When the bookcases opened at the same time on the left, you couldn't see the one in the back but it only happened once. Other than that there was no obstructions. Seats were more comfortable than other Broadway theaters. Small theater offering a much more personal experience.

great view and super close but very cramped seating

One of the last rows in the theater and still an amazing view - no blind spots. seats are elevated enough for people in front of you not blocking the stage

Seats are small. View great.

Excellent seat. Being hearing impaired, I was able to hear everything (with hearing aides) and read facial expressions very easily. Great show.

Most excellent seat. Your knees are the height of the shoulders/head in front of you so no chance of your view being blocked. Performers seemed almost close enough to touch. Fantastic show!!