Not only can you choose your seats, but you can use codes still for July 4th weekend. (Forgive me if I've posted this in another thread). Both matinees had plenty of seats on Thursday. When the 4th lands on a weekend, B'way shows tend to be available. Not a holiday people tend to book a stay in Manhattan.
On the subject of seats: anyone here have strong feelings about where not to sit for this show? I say, no matter which side you land you, you will find a favorite number or two in which someone has his or her back to you. It's part of the experience. But I was having a FB chat with someone who feels you can miss out if you are on either end, particularly over the band. Not sure I agree. But though it seems nitpicky, I've had that problem at Circle in the Square with other material, if not this.
"I'm a comedian, but in my spare time, things bother me." Garry Shandling