August Wilson Theatre

very close! but an amazing view of the cast

Great seat! Clear view other than the hand rail depending on how tall you are. I’m 5’1.

I had the best seat in the whole place! Lea Michele and I locked eyes because I was basically right next to her and she had a direction where she needed to look down. The only thing is I couldn’t see the tap dancing. But it was SO worth it!

Amazing View from the last row. Had a clear view down the aisle, could see everything. Lots of steps up to it.

Not as much of an incline in the Mezz, so you have to keep peeking around the heads in front of you. Helpful to get the house cushions!

Great seats. Great views and sound. Personally prefer a few rows forward, but these are very very good

Amazing seats! Great views, so close to catching the money!

SRO view - the balcony overhang obstructs the top of some sets, but none of the action. It was hard to stand for the entire show (after being on my feet the entire day) but definitely worth it!

Not bad. Mezzanine overhang blocks about a quarter of the top of the stage. Probably better off with an equally priced seat in Mezzanine.

Amazing view! Could see all faces clearly.

Great seat!

Despite being "limited view" seats, we didn't miss much, just a few minor characters off to stage right. Great view of everything else.

Great Seat for the price ($99)! It is a partial view seat so you can’t see the left staircase on the stage, but being so close was worth it! I did have to move my head around the person in front of me (I’m 5’2), but again you can’t beat the price!

I was happy with this seat however someone tall sat in front of me during the second act and so I had to stretch a little to see around them.

Aisle seat was good, there was very little I couldn’t see. There is one scene with tap dancing and I couldn’t see the actor’s feet without leaning forward but otherwise very happy.

Great View

Really good seating. No one tall sat in front of me so I could see the whole show. Lea is so amazing. AND it's close to the exit of the theatre so you can get out quick to see her because she takes off out of the theatre really quick, so after the bows are done I would bolt out of the theatre and turm right and you'll see the stage door about 20 feet away.

This is correct photo for accessible seat 3. On the aisle with great sight lines.