Decent seats for Doubt?
Decent seats for Doubt?
MadameButterfly
Chorus Member Joined: 4/14/05
#0Decent seats for Doubt?
Posted: 6/19/05 at 11:27amI'm going to be seeing Streetcar and was thinking of trying to see Doubt to make a weekend out of it. The seats available are Center Mezz Row E. I'm not familiar with the Kerr theater and wondered if these seats would be decent or not for seeing (and hearing) this show. Would appreciate everyone's input.
Mr Roxy
Broadway Legend Joined: 5/17/03
#1re: Decent seats for Doubt?
Posted: 6/19/05 at 11:30amMostly anything un the center to mid part of the orchestra & the same with the mezzanine. Avoid the 2 row blacony as those are really nosebleed seats. Plan ahead & as it is hard to get tickets. My wife & I see it Sunday - full price unfortunately
mandy2loveRB
Featured Actor Joined: 5/4/05
#2re: Decent seats for Doubt?
Posted: 6/19/05 at 6:51pmMy seat was Mezz E when I saw this play for the very first time. Of course, I prefer closer, but it was OK (and worth the money)! The Mezz of Kerr theatre is really steep and there is no handrail to hang onto, so please be careful.
MadameButterfly
Chorus Member Joined: 4/14/05
#3re: Decent seats for Doubt?
Posted: 6/19/05 at 7:36pmThank you Mr. Roxy and Mandy for your responses. I think I will definitely try to see it....does anyone know how long it is expected to run?
#4re: Decent seats for Doubt?
Posted: 6/19/05 at 9:25pmI would imagine it's run won't end soon. It did win best play after all.
MadameButterfly
Chorus Member Joined: 4/14/05
#5re: Decent seats for Doubt?
Posted: 6/19/05 at 10:24pmOkay, got the tickets for $66 each...discounted through Broadwaybox. From everything I've read about this play, it sounds very intriguing so I'm looking forward to it. I just hope I won't feel I really needed to be closer to experience the facial expressions, body language, etc.
#6re: Decent seats for Doubt?
Posted: 6/19/05 at 10:29pmI'm reading it right now... really considering going to see it when I'm down in the city in a couple weeks.
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mandy2loveRB
Featured Actor Joined: 5/4/05
#7re: Decent seats for Doubt?
Posted: 6/20/05 at 10:02am
MadameButterfly...as I said, my first seat was Mezz E and again, it was great (you can see the details on stage. Don't worry)! But made me wanna go back to see it again...this time closer. So I went back 3 more times...and I am sure you will feel the same way 
The Mezz seats at Kerr are really high (steep stairs)...so it is far from the stage not horizontally but vertically (weird). But..hey, it is great play. Enjoy!
twogaab2
Broadway Star Joined: 5/19/03
#8re: Decent seats for Doubt?
Posted: 6/20/05 at 10:08amStanding room, is much, much cheaper ($21) and much better than decent. The play is only 90 min long and not a difficult stand.
Tom1071
Broadway Legend Joined: 9/1/04
#9re: Decent seats for Doubt?
Posted: 6/20/05 at 11:33amIt is a very intimate theatre. Mezz E is perfect. You won't miss a thing.
MadameButterfly
Chorus Member Joined: 4/14/05
#10re: Decent seats for Doubt?
Posted: 6/20/05 at 4:47pm
Thank you again for everyone's input. I feel much more relieved about the seats :)
Can't wait to see both plays....this is going to be a great weekend!
chasgoose
Stand-by Joined: 2/19/05
#11re: Decent seats for Doubt?
Posted: 6/20/05 at 7:32pmI saw Proof in that theater from the center mezzanine row A (and again in August for Doubt) and those were my favorite seats ever for a Broadway show (and I have sat in premium orchestra seats) I imagine that row E would be pretty good.
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