Shubert Theatre

Very cramped seats with little leg room and an extremely pitched elevation that makes you feel as if you could tumble down to the orchestra at any moment. However, the incline allows for a full, unobstructed view of the stage.

People’s heads are more obstructive than the ceiling’s overhang.

The overhang is annoying but people’s heads are the biggest view blockers.

Terrible view. Can’t even see the bottom of the curtain between the heads in front of you, much less when trying to bob and weave between the people in front of you.

Tuesday Evening 10/22/19

Could not see the far right side

Unobstructed view from standing room row. No one behind you but house left is near stairwell where the cast exit and enters which light of door open/closing can be distracting at times. For $39 I can't complaint too much!

Spot 18 was near edge. With slope of the theatre the ledge was at about 4.5 feet high. If you are 5' or under it may be uncomfortable because you can't rest your arms (I spent most shoe with my chin on the ledge) but still unobstructed view

Would have preferred 1st row of mezzanine, but these were still good seats, could see the actor's expressions and loved it.

Excellent view of the stage.

Great seat. Only thing you couldn't see were the couple points actors entered through the aisles, but you don't miss anything otherwise. Old theater so not much legroom.

Slight obstruction with overhand but you can see all details of the set (including light fixtures that descend from fly loft) and all the action. Good value! However, there is a vent nearby and I was freezing the whole first act. Bring a wrap.

The barrier does not block any action. It's a great seat.

August 1, 2019