The Sign In Sidney Brustein's Window

Great views, great sound, on the aisle so extra legroom

Great seats! We saw everything clearly and didn’t miss a single thing.

Rush Ticket. On the aisle. Can see facial expressions. I moved to a different seat during intermission because my neck was hurting. For this play/production, mezzanine overhang blocks the banner and actors standing on top of the apartment.

I got a rush ticket 45 minutes before a Saturday matinee. You have to look up all the time. Full view of the stage. For this production/play, there is no obstructions blocking the actors.

Great seat, clear view and very close to the stage.

Good view toward the stage. The overhang blocks a bit of the activity but not a big deal.

Mezzanine overhang blocks the top of the stage but there wasn't a lot going on there in this show. Overall good seat.

Good sightlines. Had I been any further right I think it would have been obstructed view for action on stage left. Close to actors but not super close due to raised stage. Glad I was not any closer.

Not bad, aisle seat is definitely preferable as there isn’t much leg room. Lottery win ticket. For $40, definitely not bad.

I’ve never sat in a seat with this little legroom. My heels couldn’t touch the floor and the back of my calves hit the seat and my shins were tight against the balcony in front. No one over 5’ 7” should expect to sit comfortably.

This seat is the farthest left you can be for upper orchestra and it is such a good view for where it's located. Definitely recommend this seat.

Marked obstructed view, and the view is indeed very obstructed.

Seat is marked obstructed view on the seat map, but the column in this particular seat doesn't block too much! (Priced lower for the obstruction)