Matilda Seating Help

[astinjeremy]

Posted: 8/2/13 at 9:53am

Matilda is my 1st show choice during my September vacation. Unfortunately due to some unforeseen bills the most I can spend on a ticket is around $100. I have having trouble selecting an area of the theatre, as I have never been to the Shubert Theatre and cannot find a current photo of the seating area. Any advice is welcome.

1. Partial View Upfront Rows A-E (These are the far left and right side seats)
2. Mezzanine Row G Center
3. Balcony Left Row B Aisle Seat

Thank You!

[suestorm]

Posted: 8/2/13 at 9:59am

the partial views for that show in that theater are awful in my opinion, theyre just too far angled.

i couldnt tell you about the others though i would guess Mezz Center G would be better

Updated On: 8/2/13 at 09:59 AM

[jaxandmci]

Posted: 8/2/13 at 10:05am

When I saw it, I sat in Orchestra A17, one seat off the far left aisle. It was a perfect view and I can't imagine that sitting one seat over would hide a noticable amount of the action. The set design is pretty incredible and sitting close will allow you to see its intricacies better. Most of the show plays to the center of the stage so I don't think you'd miss much at all. The woman sitting next to me in 19 wasn't stretching for a better view and seemed to be very happy with her seat.

Updated On: 8/2/13 at 10:05 AM

[Matt1]

Posted: 8/2/13 at 4:34pm

I have at sat in both partial view and Mezz row G. I would say partial view are way better. You do not miss most and you will love having the action so close. The Mezz. row G and back sem very far back.

[dramamama611]

Posted: 8/2/13 at 4:50pm

We saw the show from 1/2 way back in the balcony...the view was lovely...so I'd actually grab row b on the aisle.

[kdogg36]

Posted: 8/2/13 at 4:55pm

I can't compare the two, but I saw the show from mezzanine row H. I didn't think it was too far away, and it was neat to be able to see the stage itself - I imagine there are a few touches that aren't visible to those in the orchestra.