August Wilson Theatre

Decent seats if you don't have someone tall in front of you. Please note, Obstructed view for the entire side of stage; however, we only missed out on non speaking parts

Solid view of the stage. Clear view over the audience heads, but the overhang blocks the upper half of the staircases in the set. You will miss some of the people on it, but it's not critical to the show and you can squat down to look. Worth the SRO price

Excellent seat. Great view, mezzanine railing is low and did not obstruct my view. Seats are a little tight, leg room was ok.

Great seat - stage is at about eye level so you don't need to crane your neck. As with most seats in the first 3-5 rows in left or right orchestra, occasionally one actor or a small set piece downstage might block something else further upstage.

Pretty great seat! You can miss things happening on the far-right side of the stage, but it’s not huge deal. And it’s nice being on the aisle

Great view with no obstructions

Lil to the left but you miss nothing and clear view of facial expressions

View is pretty good for being second to last row. Leg room almost nonexistent and seats are small. Everyone is squished together. Discomfort of seats almost takes away a little from performance. Wouldn't recommend paying too much for seats.

Great seats! Esp since no one in front of me!

Amazing seat. Good leg room, nearly middle of the row. Didn't miss a bit of the action!

Nice center view. There is little/no rise between rows so you will have to look between the heads of the people in front of you, not over. The balcony overhang blocks the view of the upper stage but for this show it is not a problem. The sound booth is directly to the right of this seat which means no one sitting next to you, but also only one way in/out.

Very close to center, good height so you can see over the people in front of you, and a few feet above stage height. Fantastic seat.

Lottery seat for Saturday, August 20 evening. Excellent central location, except the obstruction came from a giraffe-necked man directly in front of me and ugly glowering racist masked woman to my left.