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#1

Straight White Men - Seating

Couldn't find an existing thread, or a response on this on the reviews thread so starting a new one. Please don't hate me.



I have an option between 1) Orchestra extreme sides rows 7-10, 2) Front Mezz extreme sides, or 3) Mezz last couple rows but center - any recommendations? I only ever saw The Humans at this theater but that was staged on multiple levels so not sure if that's a reliable benchmark for seating.


Caption: Every so often there was a rare moment of perfect balance when I soared above him.
#2

Straight White Men - Seating

The play is one level and mostly center and down stage. You’ll be fine essentially anywhere
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#3

Straight White Men - Seating

We sat about 8 rows back in center orchestra, so I can't speak from experience about your specific options, but it's not a particularly large theatre. If there's anyone in the cast you want to see up close, go with side orchestra; otherwise, I'd probably opt for center mezz.


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#4

Straight White Men - Seating

I was side orchestra, second row all the way to the left and I personally didn’t miss anything except one scene where one of the brothers was in the bathroom.

I think partial view orchestra is fine if you wanna feel closer to the action only suggestion would be to sit on house left not house right. There’s a little off shot room stage left and you can’t see it if you sit house right and a few things occur there.
#5

Straight White Men - Seating

This is helpful, thanks everyone.


Caption: Every so often there was a rare moment of perfect balance when I soared above him.

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