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Seating question DEH Dolly

Will be in New York next weekend and was wondering if anyone can give any insight on best section in the theater to see the following two shows dear Evan Hansen and Hello Dolly.

Knowing I will most likely have to pay premium prices I was wondering if center orchestra was not available for dear Evan Hansen if left side or right side orchestra would be better. Or is front mezzanine better than the orchestra?

For Hello Dolly please let me know what part of the theater is best if purchasing premium seats as I am not familiar with that venue at all. Thank you!!

Does anyone know if any of the main characters in both shows will be on vacation at that time?

Updated On: 9/17/17 at 04:46 PM

#2

Seating question DEH Dolly

As long as you are closer to the center aisle (as opposed to the the wall) R or L is fine....but I'd almost always RATHER sit in the front Mezz -- particularly the center sections.



For Dolly we sat front row mezz, house R....about 2/3 down the road (so closer to the end then the middle) and didn't miss a thing.


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#3

Seating question DEH Dolly

HANSEN: Ben Platt does not do Wednesday matinees or Saturday matinees, but double check Telecharge for specifics for each performance date. I've only seen Hansen from the mezz, which was a great view in that small theatre. (Seeing it without Ben Platt might be your only option.)

DOLLY: Bette Midler does not do Tuesday evenings, but she's scheduled for all other performances (unless Telecharge notes otherwise). Front Mezz and center orch are perfect views. I think I read that the very far sides of the orchestra are somewhat obstructed, but it's probably fine within like 6 seats off the aisle.

Updated On: 9/17/17 at 05:33 PM

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