#1
Posted: 3/16/11 at 7:14am
How is the front mezzanine at the Marquis Theatre? I'm interested in seeing Wonderland this summer.
Marquis Theatre Seating?
#2
Posted: 3/16/11 at 8:51am
Front Mezz is fine. Beware of the rear mezz though. I sat there for La Cage a few years back and I felt like i was looking through a window at the stage. The same goes for the Broadway.
R ;o)
PS. Don't even THINK about sitting in the Balcony at the Palace. That was probably the worst next to the Walter Kerr 2 row Balcony (which was never supposed to be a Balcony!).
R ;o)
PS. Don't even THINK about sitting in the Balcony at the Palace. That was probably the worst next to the Walter Kerr 2 row Balcony (which was never supposed to be a Balcony!).
#3
Posted: 3/16/11 at 6:36pm
I think the front mezz is actually better than the back of the orchestra at the Marquis. Grab em while you can. Not sure what to think of that show -- Wonderland. Have you heard good things?
#4
Posted: 3/16/11 at 6:46pm
I sat in the next to the last row of the theater for Drowsy Chaperone and was just fine.
Just give the world Love. - S. Wonder
#5
Posted: 3/16/11 at 7:03pm
I've actually heard very good things about the rear mezz of the Marquis also, though I've never sat there.
I have been in the fourth row center mezz (for Drowsy) and first row left mezz (for 9 to 5) and they both afford great views, though the proscenium blocked off a small bit of the action on one side during 9 to 5 because I wasn't center. But I think you'll be fine anywhere in the front mezz.
I have been in the fourth row center mezz (for Drowsy) and first row left mezz (for 9 to 5) and they both afford great views, though the proscenium blocked off a small bit of the action on one side during 9 to 5 because I wasn't center. But I think you'll be fine anywhere in the front mezz.
"Art, in itself, is an attempt to bring order out of chaos."-Stephen Sondheim
#6
Posted: 3/16/11 at 7:23pm
To comment on famebroadway2's remark, the balcony at the Palace was horrifying for WSS, but it was great for Priscilla!! You get a great overall views of such a big show, and you're just over eye level with the Divas most of the time. For $28 + extras fees from TKTS, not a bad solution.
#7
Posted: 3/16/11 at 7:25pm
I don't mind the rear mezz of the Marquis at all. I think for being the last row of a theater, the seats are pretty great.
#8
Posted: 3/16/11 at 7:48pm
I agree Jordan. I took one of my best friends to his 1st Broadway show there, Drowsy, and even in the next to the last row he was surprised at how close we were. He was used to the Buell in Denver.
Just give the world Love. - S. Wonder
#9
Posted: 3/16/11 at 9:48pm
shrekster224 How did you get $28 seats for Priscilla?
#10
Posted: 3/16/11 at 9:59pm
I second that question, shrekster. That's a better deal than the lottery!
"Art, in itself, is an attempt to bring order out of chaos."-Stephen Sondheim
#11
Posted: 3/16/11 at 11:05pm
Well, I forget how much balcony seats usually are, but I think the sides are only 76.50 usually, something around that. Sooo at TKTS just less than an hour before curtain I got row D balcony seats for $28 without fees, but with fees it was about 35. Still a great deal, and seats were great. Once u get over the fact that you are almost touching the ceiling of the theater in the humungous Palace Theater, that is. Highly recommend doing it that way. I also talked to the box office lady before hand and there were some side orchestra seats in row O for $60 each, but she said the balcony seats are actually better and I should stick with them instead of moving at intermission or something. Hope it helped.
#12
Posted: 3/16/11 at 11:08pm
Did you specifically ask for those seats or did they automatically give them to you? I think that'd be a really great option but I'm really not that familiar with how TKTS works.
"Art, in itself, is an attempt to bring order out of chaos."-Stephen Sondheim
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