I don't know for sure if all rush tickets are front row, but they are stamped "partial view" so the venue definitely views them as less desirable. Other than a lamppost that blocks a couple of front row center seats for two numbers, it's really more weird angles as opposed to obstructed view. If the actors are directly in front of you at the edge of the stage, you have to arch your head up to see their faces. Also, I had an aisle seat that was event closer to the stage, and I was a tiny bit worried that one of the dancers was accidentally going to slip and kick me in the face. Not that I really thought that was going to happen, but it's close enough to think about it.
Overall I was really happy with my seat, especially at that price but it's definitely not a case where front row equals the best seats in the house.
Regarding the soundtrack, I just meant I had separately listened to the Original Broadway Cast Recording of A Bronx Tale, and Nick Cordero, who still plays Sonny on weekends, is clearly a much better singer in the role.
Updated On: 5/31/18 at 03:11 PM
