Walter Kerr Theatre » section Balcony R

Pretty comfortable seat with great legroom.rnDownside is that you're very high up and you do have to lean forward to see the front of the stage

Good view but very high up. Have to lean forward to see the actors at the front of the stage. Not much leg room.

Clear view of the stage, though you do have to sit up straight or even lean out a bit if you're shorter to see the front edge of the stage

I had heard bad things about the balcony at the Kerr, but it was much better than I expected. The sight lines were very good, and the leg room was adequate. Our view of Bruce was closer than the photo makes it.seem.

Great view of looking down on stage. Perfect for this show. Value compared is excellent. Wouldn’t hesitate to sit up here. Seats comfy. Staff was awesome.

Really tall theater, don't pick these seats if you're afraid of heights! Leg room tight, but width ok

Lights obstruct key set details.

You have to lean forward to see some things, but I think it's a cool seat.

Couldn’t see the front of the stage. People in the row in front leaned forward which made it harder to see.

You get what you pay for here, I think mezzanine is ideal seating for this show. I spent the entire show hunched forward, great show, not so great seat

Obstructed views. Can’t see the upper or lower part of the stage. People in front of us (row A) naturally look forward during the show which ends up obstructing row B’s view more during the show. This is the highest row in theater.

Balcony back row. Two days later and my back still hurts from leaning forward to see the stage. Comfortable seats, width fine, leg room ok for 6’4” date, but even he had to lean forward. Cheap seats but painful. Perfect for a show about Hell.

WAAAYYY up there. The last seat in the house. Fine for a cheap seat, but had to lean far forward to see the downstage area. Worth it to see a good show.

Heard bad things about balcony seats at Walter Kerr. It is much better than expected! Small theatre so good view of stage, relativity speaking. Seat to my left does have small pole in front of it.

The highest seats in the house. Not too bad but many of the first row (A) occupants leaned forward. Because there was no one behind us, we felt free to lean forward to see over Row A without disturbing anyone. FYI- seat 18 in our row had a pole in front.

After reading many comments on the balcony I was starting to regret my decision to go to the show. HOWEVER, do not be put off! For the money I thought the seat was actually pretty good! All you had to do was lean forward a little and you get a full view!

Hadestown. Lottery tickets; great view despite this. Felt I needed to sit up a little for the best view but not uncomfortable