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#1

Doll House 2 seating question

Hey all, just have a question for those who have seen the show. I have tickets but am needing to switch my dates around a bit, so need to exchange my seats. The same seats I have currently are not available for my new date unfortunately. (I was in row G seats 1&2) I seem to have a couple options. One is the seats beside the stage. Are these just folding chairs? they don't have first row available but have seats in rows B&C. Are there any issues with seeing over peoples heads in those areas? I assume its not raked there at all. The other option is row L seats 5&7, or row N dead center. Both are a bit further back for sure from my original seats or the side seats. Any thoughts on these options or more info re the side seating is much appreciated!

#2

Doll House 2 seating question

The first few rows are actually theater seats, not folding chairs. The stage is low so I think row B or C would be a great view.

Honestly, I think any of your options would be great. I was row O dead center the first time I saw it and it was a great seat and I was in J seat 3 last night and appreciated being even closer.


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#3

Doll House 2 seating question

No. They're regular seats. Sat B 101. Excellent view. No obstruction at all. Even better that I only paid $30 for it.

#4

Doll House 2 seating question

Ya, I paid full price. Bought the tickets early. Kind of bummed that I over paid but still, I'm very much looking forward to this show, so I'm focusing on that. :)

#5

Doll House 2 seating question

Actually Z5 another question popped into my head. Where you sat, did you have to turn you head to watch most of the show? Hard to tell exactly from the seating chart, but I'm guessing this would be the case? Is some/most of the action not directly in front of you but more in the center of the stage where you have to turn a bit to see it?

#6

Doll House 2 seating question

No I was pretty much looking straight the whole time as far as I remember.



It it is a considerably small stage and very low. Occasionally I probably had to look when the actors move. But anywhere within those rows is excellent. I especially liked the aisle 101 because of great leg room and all.

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