Posted: 10/16/21 at 3:48pm
Posted: 10/16/21 at 5:11pm
I haven't been in that theatre yet but personally, I'd always go front mezz over partial view orchestra. I'm sure it's a great view from the front mezzanine.
Posted: 10/16/21 at 5:13pm
Front row mezzanine if you can swing it. Enjoy!
Posted: 10/16/21 at 6:20pm
There are no obstructed seats in rows P-R. The dress circle overhangs the orchestra at row Q, so it wouldn’t really become an issue until further back. That being said, I would go for the row D dress circle seats, just to be able to get the full impact of the effects above and around you in the theatre, especially if it’s your first time seeing the show. Technically, the view will be a little further away than seats in the orchestra, but I think it’s worth the trade-off.
Updated On: 10/16/21 at 06:20 PM
Posted: 10/16/21 at 9:08pm
TaffyDavenport said: "There are no obstructed seats in rows P-R. The dress circle overhangs the orchestra at row Q, so it wouldn’t really become an issue until further back. That being said, I would go for the row D dress circle seats, just to be able to get the full impact of the effects above and around you in the theatre, especially if it’s your first time seeing the show. Technically, the view will be a little further away than seats in the orchestra, but I think it’s worth the trade-off."
Thank you for the response, my logic is the same as yours. I saw the play before from the second to last orchestra row and it was frustrating. Will go ahead with the row D in dress circle, although even the row A seems far from the stage. I only recently realized how huge the Lyric theater is. Cheers!
