Norman Conquests: And where would you sit?

[chrisampm2]

Posted: 5/11/09 at 1:22am

I'm confused by the seating chart. Seems they've added some rows on the floor on the ends. Is this too low? Is the best area the middle of the long sides? Are you blocked at all if you sit in the first row? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.

[CyCoSpAz2]

Posted: 5/11/09 at 3:16am

There is not a bad seat in that theatre. The 400s are a bit more uncomfortable than the other sections, but you will miss absolutely nothing being up front. In fact, it is a lot more fun being that close to the action.

[MeganW]

Posted: 5/12/09 at 11:07am

To second CyCoSpAz2, while the first couple of rows make you closer to the action, every seat at Circle in the Square is great.

[SNAFU]

Posted: 5/12/09 at 1:19pm

You might get splashed in some of the first row seats during Table Manners.

[Barbara888]

Posted: 5/13/09 at 6:58pm

every seat is great BUT go for the onstage seating if you can; they are the best. But be warned ... you are alomost on the stage with the cast

[WiCkEDrOcKS]

Posted: 5/13/09 at 7:02pm

Yeah, there seriously isn't one seat or section of the theater to avoid.

Literally not a bad seat in the theater.

[BroadwayAbridged]

Posted: 5/14/09 at 2:10pm

Literally not a bat sead in the theater -- EXCEPT -- the 400 seats are notably narrower. Definitely avoid them if it's an option.

[TonyVincent]

Posted: 5/26/09 at 5:55pm

Any difference between TDF and student rush for this show? Going to see Table Manners tomorrow if my schedule allows, wondering whether to order TDF now or grab rush tomorrow.

[Cape Twirl of Doom]

Posted: 5/26/09 at 7:30pm

Any difference between TDF and student rush for this show? Going to see Table Manners tomorrow if my schedule allows, wondering whether to order TDF now or grab rush tomorrow.

I did student rush and got seat AA302. AA302 (right of the stone walkway) and AA301 (left of the walkway) are single seats right up front so I really did feel like I was almost part of the show. Especially because you know everyone in the theatre can see you.