Richard Rodgers Theatre

Fantastic seat. Great view of everything

Easy to see all the action, but for someone with poor eyesight (like me), facial expressions were lost this far up.

Vision impaired seat, a regular chair.

Good seats. There occasionally was someone at the top of the right stairs that you could not fully see, but the seats were close enough to see an actor's eyes.

Great view, I think you can probably see the choreography better from the Mezzanine than the Orchestra.

Pretty good view. Not exactly in the center though.

Partial obstruction of right & mid-right back of stage. There were a number if scenes where we could not see the actors that were talking for a short while. Seats were moveable chairs so we clustered to get best view. Private. Comfortable. Good seats overa

Partial obstruction on right. Great seats, but boxes on opposite side have a better view of the right and back/ right of stage and there are more actors standing on the right side vs. the left. Seats are moveable chairs. Boxes are private & comfortable.

Moveable chairs, which allowed us to cluster to the fatmr side for the best view possible for all of us (seat 1 has the most obscured view). We were all together, so it worked. Still can't see far right and mid-back right of stage, but loved being so close

1 row with 3 moveable chairs. Hard to see the right back half & right side of stage, which seemed to have a number of scences. Private, comfortable, wonderfully close to the stage. Would pick the box across from us if seeing Hamilton so can see right side.

Nice seats. No obstruction.

Absolutely awesome seat! The overhang does not interfere AT ALL. Seat is on the left side of the theater, and a lot of the action onstage is facing towards the left.

Great view. The head that is in the photo leaned back during the show. Unobstructed view of the stage.

Four rows from the very top. Not bad for the lower price.

Perfect view! Center Stage.

Really tight, no leg room, but a great view of the stage. Could see and hear everything.

10 and 12 are right over the entry way to Mezzaine and the stairs so clear view of the stage. 10 has narrow leg room.