GIANT Seating/View Question

Hi friends,

I have purchased a ticket for GIANT in the right mezz that is listed as partial view, but a reviewer for SUFFS (which also played that theatre) says you can see 99% of the show fine, except for one scene played on the extreme left side of the stage. Does anyone know if there is a lot being played on the extreme sides of the stage? Is this truly a partial view seat? Thanks!

Others can correct me if I'm misremembering. There is one important scene where John Lithgow is downstage all the way stage left (house right). I don't remember anything else important played at the sides.

Broadway61004 said: "The vast majority of the show takes place at or around a table center stage. There are a few moments upstage on either side that you could possibly miss, but they're very brief--95% of the show, you shouldn't have a problem."

Yeah I saw the show tonight, I agree with this. Hopefully this was a one off, but I sat orchestra left, and the amount of noise coming from 45th Street was more than I have ever heard attending Broadway shows since 1998.

Updated On: 4/19/26 at 01:24 AM

I sat A3 Sunday afternoon, so the opposite side of what you’re considering. The stage was a little bit high, but not too bad. Honestly, though, if they’re the same price, I’d go for the orchestra seats. I had a lottery ticket, so was extremely happy with my seat, but I don’t think I’d want to pay $350 for it.

Most of the action was center stage, but we did get the backside of some of the actors from time to time, and they would sort of block the view of the action at the table.

We sat in front row mezzanine off center to the right, and they were fantastic seats. Clearly see faces and everything happening on stage.