Hamilton seating question

Thanks for any replies, I've got a seating question about Hamilton in NYC.

My parents, brother and I will be travelling to New York in May and we will be seeing Hamilton. We have the option to sit either in Orchestra Centre Row O seat 101-104 or Orchestra Right Row E and F seat 10 and 12. Which would be better - closer to the action but off-centre or further back, but more central?

My parents have never seen the show before, but my brother and I were lucky to catch it in Los Angeles when we saw it from the very back of centre orchestra (it's a large theatre in LA, so we were pretty far back). My family lives in Australia, so this will likely be the only time they see the show.

Would be great to hear people's thoughts!

Both great options. I'd normally advise always taking the aisle seats, but between those two options, I'd go for the Row E seats. I've sat all over the orchestra for the show, and while Row O is perfectly fine (if slightly far), the Row E seats aren't too far that you'll feel off-center (seats 15 and 16 onward in those rows are when I find you start to feel too off to the side).

When I saw Hamilton, my group was in the same exact seats you mentioned (E 10-12 and F 10-12)! They are incredible seats, I'd highly recommend them. Saw everything, was not obstructed by any person or set piece and definitely not too far off to the side. I would go for E and F in a heartbeat again imo (although I haven't been further back, I really enjoyed everything up close as a personal preference. Like others have said, it's pretty tiered, so it comes down to whether you like a sweeping central view further back or really feel like you're in the action up close).