Appropriate

Rush ticket. Any closer I would be on stage with Sarah Paulson. Was able to see mostly everything; when actors were up stage in some scenes, it was a little difficult to see, would been great to be more center, but overall, l saw 95% of the production and had a fantastic time.

I thought the performance was incredible, my neck afterwards wasn't as happy though. I'm 5'2 and had to strain my neck most of the time, so I wouldn't recommend these seats if you're short. The speakers are literally right in front of you so it was really loud at times. But the experience was great! I was about 10 feet from the actors and even made eye contact a few times.

Lotto seat. Veeeery slightly "partial view."

So close to the action, wonderful rush seats! The stage is not super high unlike some, so view would have been absolutely perfect if it weren't for a pile of props on far stage left.

Partial view lottery seat. Very obstructed for this show and a tall person sat in front of me which blocked even more.

Lottery win. Definitely had to crane forward and you miss some of the action upstage left. Also you can hear a lot of street noise, sirens and music!

Decent seat for $45 rush - I'd say worth it. Definitely grab a booster because every leans forward. Luckily there is no one behind you. Only missed moments top of the stairs but nothing major. It doesn't feel super high compared to other theatres but it's basically the top row. Could see facial expressions. Could be better, could be worse. Overall happy we were able to see 95% of the show with Sarah Paulson.

Very good discounted seat. Lighting caused a bit of obstruction on right side of stage. But it was nothing major. I'd sit here again.

Partial view seat (you miss about 20% of the show), but not significant to the overall show. There are no seats in front so there is ample legroom. Good seats for the price.

Rush ticket, the left corner of the second floor and the entryway is obstructed, all other action is clear, great seat for price

Love the leg room far side view, but love being close. View quite obstructed in this particular play as they had junk stacked along edge of stage to show clutter. Wouldn't usually be the case

Partial view seat, but still fine.

Partial view seat, but still fine.

I'm 6'3 and the seats were very comfortable and roomy, both with legroom and width. I'm also pretty sure I'll be able to tell what dental work Sarah Paulson has had...

Good seat but you'll need a booster if you are shorter. Not a lot of rise to the floor. Ok legroom if you're not too tall. Seat is a bit tight. Actors don't have mics so it's tough to hear at times.

Nice seat. A little far back but you can see the actors faces just fine. No obstructions. Nice roomy seat. Decent leg room because it's an aisle seat. Good sound from here.

Rush seat, described as partial view. In the first part of the first act, there were some props stacked in the right hand corner of the stage that made it hard to see but they get moved and ultimately I felt I was able to see 90-95% of the action.