Angels in America - Obstructed View?

First, I apologize if this is discussed in another thread. I did a search and did not find anything specifically on this topic.



How obstructed are the partial view side orchestra seats at Angels in America, specifically for Millennium Approaches? I am looking at seats in house right row B. I have a visual impairment (and I always have a partial view no matter where I sit!), so I am more concerned about the view for my sighted companion from that side of the theater.



None of the discount codes I have found cover anything closer to the stage than ORCH M far sides, but my vision makes it difficult to sit that far from the stage and still see the performance. I thought about going to TKTS, but I don’t want to risk getting seats so far from the stage I can’t enjoy the performance. (I do plan to use the new Gala Pro accessibility app for audio description during the show, but it’s still not a full replacement for being able to see what’s going on.)



Any thoughts or ideas you have are appreciated!

newsie20841 said: "First, I apologize if this is discussed in another thread. I did a search and did not find anything specifically on this topic.



How obstructed are the partial view side orchestra seats at Angels in America, specifically for Millennium Approaches? I am looking at seats in house right row B. I have a visual impairment (and I always have a partial view no matter where I sit!), so I am more concerned about the view for my sighted companion from that side of the theater.



None of the discount codes I have found cover anything closer to the stage than ORCH M far sides, but my vision makes it difficult to sit that far from the stage and still see the performance. I thought about going to TKTS, but I don’t want to risk getting seats so far from the stage I can’t enjoy the performance. (I do plan to use the new Gala Pro accessibility app for audio description during the show, but it’s still not a full replacement for being able to see what’s going on.)


Any thoughts or ideas you have are appreciated!"

If you're going to be on the far sides, you're better off being 5-10 rows back than in the first few rows. Further back is less obstructed than in, say rows B and C.