A very quick question about Broadhurst seating

Is row B center going to be way too close to the stage? I've never been to that theater before and I've only seen Les Miz once in my life about 6 years ago so I don't particularly remember if the stage was high or not. I do remember that a lot of action happened way up on the barricades though, so will I be able to see everything that's going on up there or in the back of the stage?

It's either that or Row E for a Saturday evening performance, I would prefer those seats but my friend is adamant about not seeing shows on a Saturday evening, so I thought I'd ask here for some opinions.

Thanks in advance for your imput!!

I got the impression when I had seen Les Miz last month that rows A/B were too close to the stage, but that is just my opinion. I never had Row B seats though. I had seats in Row F Center and they were absoultely AMAZING. Perfect view of the entire stage, everyone looks right out to you and you still get spit on. Which is great. I would go with the seats in Row E, which are even better than F. You're probably going to get more out of E which is still crazy close to the stage.

Hope this helped!

Go with E for sure!

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Definitely Row E - in that theater, for that show B is way too close.

Thanks guys. Except I was in a hurry last night because I wanted to have tickets printed out by this morning (It's my friend's birthday today and these tix were part of her gift), and when I didn't get any responses I went ahead and got the row B seats.



She said she hates seeing shows on Saturday night so that's why I got the B seats, because they were for Friday night. I thought they'd be way too close, but I guess it's not a big deal.

So does anyone know how limited our view will be? Someone mentioned that sitting in row B ruined it for her a little bit, so now I'm sad that I payed $240 for them.

I think it depends on what you like. I have seen Wicked, Whistle down the wind, Sweeney Todd and other shows from the front row and love having that close up a view of the actors. You can lose some of the spectacle that you may get further back but it is what you like that is important.