Hamilfan2 said: "...I am definitely considering going back and this time being closer. I want to really be able to see Glenn's face because her performance was incredible from the back of the house and I can only imagine how incredible it is from up close!"
Just don't get too close; I thought the same thing and bought orchestra front row, on the center isle. I do not recommend sitting this close and I don't feel that this row should be sold as "Premium Seating". Yes, you will see the performers' faces in great detail, but the stage is too wide to comfortably take it all in (your eyes will be constantly scanning from side to side), the projections are almost indecipherable, and the soundstage from this position buries the voices in the orchestra.
I also saw the show from orchestra row E and it was a far better experience (and worth the "Premium Seating" price). You will still see Ms. Close's face quite well from this distance.
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