Act One/The Conversation Seating Questions

Now that Bridges is closing I have a hole to fill in my schedule on an upcoming trip and will be seeing Act One or The Conversation.

I'm leaning towards Act One because I can only get extreme side seats for The Conversation. For Act One I could have front row or center loge.

Would extreme sides be that bad for The Conversation?
Is front row too close for Act One? I'm 6'6".

Haven't seen Act One yet, but I'd always recommend sitting in the loge at the Vivian Beaumont. Most of the shows there are so large and expansive in their staging that the best way to truly appreciate all the elements is to see it from above (or at the very least towards the back of the orchestra--certainly not front row).

On the other hand, for City of Conversation, in case anyone is interested in that, front row is perfect.

I have a ticket for Act One and it is in front row. How bad is it going to be with the set?

I usually do not do front rows on anything, but have been in this theater for several productions and front row was just fine.

Just curious as to why some kind of warning is not presented when booking these seats. Hedwig on Telecharge notes PV for partial view and also includes "although most action takes place center stage, part of the band cannot be seen and a few minutes of action take place at the back or side of the stage that cannot be seen".

A little disappointed that I may have a hard time seeing all the action in Act One. I was/am really looking forward to this show and would hate to have a bad experience.

Is there a lot of action up there?
Seems odd that they would purposely not tell you PV or some action not visible for a full price ticket. Very disappointing.

I don't see what all the fuss is about for the front row of ACT ONE. I was seated further back but it seemed like the front row had a perfectly fine view. I remember only one thing happening on the third floor and it wasn't even important.

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I would sit in the Loge for Act One, if that is an option. We got tickets early in previews and we were on the side, but there was a whole row in the center section that was empty, so we asked the usher if we could move over and she said "Yes". So got discount seats and had an Awesome view.

During previews, I sat extreme left for act one of Act One and then, luckily, moved center. Much better. For City of Conversation last week I sat 6th row center. Perfect! But there really is not a bad seat in the Newhouse--at least not for this production.
Go see them both!

I have left orchestra Row J extreme side for Act One on Saturday next weekend...how will these seats be?