This picture is from eye level. This was as "partial view" seat, and I was still able to see everything that happened on stage (I'm 5'6 for reference). In "Oh, Mary!" in particular, you will not lose anything that happens in the play. You might not be able to see the actor's expressions as clearly, but if you are going with the intention of enjoying the show and having a theatre experience, this is a great seat for it! The seats in the balcony are kinda old and I can see them becoming a little uncomfortable if you are there for an extended period of time (but that is Broadway in general, so not big news there). Overall, this was a great seat for a great price, don't be scared of the "partial view" advertisement that comes with it.

This is an overall very good seat. You will be able to see the entire stage and is close enough to the actors.nnThe orchestra seating has a nice rake, so whoever is in front of you, probably won't block your view. nnFor the picky choosers, the mezzanine overhang might be an issue for you, but unless the show you are seeing uses the the top part of the stage, you will not miss anything.