St James seating
St James seating
DaintyJack
Understudy Joined: 10/1/07
#1St James seating
Posted: 3/5/08 at 11:52pmRow L in the orchestra... how is it? I can't remember my last trip.
#3re: St James seating
Posted: 3/8/08 at 11:41amSeriously, how far is too far back? L, M, N...those too far? I'm doing some very wide searches and seats closer than that are quite difficult to find, even a few months down the road.
You look absolutely terrific, honestly.
sabrelady
Broadway Legend Joined: 5/16/03
#4re: St James seating
Posted: 3/8/08 at 12:31pmI was in L 107. its just under the mezzanine by one/two rows. and 107 was almost dead centre. I had a very good view of the whole stage.
HBBrock
Broadway Legend Joined: 6/11/07
#6re: St James seating
Posted: 3/8/08 at 3:21pmYou made me laugh tobia! I think your seat will be fine. Enjoy the show!
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#7re: St James seating
Posted: 3/8/08 at 3:22pmL should be great. Enjoy the show! (and the St. James ghost!)
Broadway Legend Joined: 12/31/69
#8re: St James seating
Posted: 3/8/08 at 3:34pmi'm row k, eXXXXxtreeeeeme right; should i be worried?
sabrelady
Broadway Legend Joined: 5/16/03
#10re: St James seating
Posted: 3/8/08 at 4:00pmYou might miss some of the business in Have an Eggrole and a LEEtle bit of the All I need is the Girl but that's all. Enjoy!
#11re: St James seating
Posted: 4/23/08 at 1:25amHow is the view from the balcony (from balcony front to balcony back)?
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#12re: St James seating
Posted: 4/23/08 at 1:46amhttp://www.nytheatre.com/nytheatre/chartweb/plan_stj.htm Can't account for views, but this will give you a general idea.
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winston89
Broadway Legend Joined: 6/18/06
#13re: St James seating
Posted: 4/23/08 at 11:19am
The balcony at the St James is HIGH up but not at all what I would call a bad view. It did take three sherpas and a goat to get there and it is nothing short of a merical of how I got outside at intermission had a smoke and then came back to my seats in time for the start of act two.
But, that is what I get for getting student rush.
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afaye11
Stand-by Joined: 8/7/06
#14re: St James seating
Posted: 6/12/08 at 9:04pmWould you recommend front row center mezz. or 5th row orchestra, to the side?
jordangirl
Broadway Legend Joined: 10/1/06
#15re: St James seating
Posted: 6/12/08 at 9:12pm
I sat on the side...and looked up in the mezz. The center mezz is where I'll be sitting with my family and cannot WAIT to see it from there. A friend told me front mezz is perfection for this show.
Go for front row center mezz.
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afaye11
Stand-by Joined: 8/7/06
#16re: St James seating
Posted: 6/12/08 at 9:16pmThanks for the quick reply, I'll go with front mezz.
jordangirl
Broadway Legend Joined: 10/1/06
#17re: St James seating
Posted: 6/12/08 at 9:20pmYou're welcome! :) Enjoy the show!!
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#18re: St James seating
Posted: 6/12/08 at 10:41pmI've sat row K and J all the way to the left for 27 bucks and they are perfect.
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