Honestly, how bad is it back there? I can't decide if I should do hiptix for After Miss Julie (rear mezz only), or go the day of- to try to score some half priced tickets a half hour before curtain (whatever seats are remaining for that performance).
Are the seats really high up there? Because I also have a slight issue with vertigo, and if it's nose bleed inducing than I think I'll just do the student rush.
the thing I hate about the American Airlines theater is that there are no center aisles. I felt incredibly uncomfortable and claustrophobic in there (and I've never had a problem with claustrophobia before or since).
When I see the phrase "the ____ estate", I imagine a vast mansion in the country full of monocled men and high-collared women receiving letters about productions across the country and doing spit-takes at whatever they contain.
-Kad
I sat in Row E of the rear mezz at the AA for Pygmalion (and am sitting in that row for After Miss Julie too, ha) and the view was great. They don't feel that far or high up - definitely not nose bleeds at all. I also love how each row is a step up from the row in front of it so no matter who's sitting in front of you, you can still see perfectly. That theater has one of the best rear mezz sections I think.
My friend who is a big person said that he felt extremely clausterphobic and uncomfortable in the rear mezz too, like he couldn't fit his legs into the seat and had to sit sideways lol. But I'm not a huge person so I think it will be ok for me, just as long as I don't feel like I'm that high up.
You can also try doing their general rush on the day-of. I think the price is $21.50 and maybe you'll luck out and get a seat that's not in the rear mezz at all (I'm sure if they have a set location though).
When I see the phrase "the ____ estate", I imagine a vast mansion in the country full of monocled men and high-collared women receiving letters about productions across the country and doing spit-takes at whatever they contain.
-Kad
I've sat all around the rear mezz of the AA Theater thanks to the $10 first preview tickets and the view is quite good. The problem has been whatever drek that Roundabout tossed onto the stage.
Quite frankly, that house is so small (well, not so deep) that any seat in the mezz is fine! Beggers cant be choosers and what HipTix offers is great. Only downside is lack of center-aisle (so get friendly with strangers as you pass!)
I think the general rush is the same as hiptix. Same price ($21.50) and same seats. but then the student rush is whatever is left over at the end of the day, sold at half price.
The best part is the bar that runs across every row that you can rest your head on during all the insanely boring plays (Les Liaisons... The Philanthropist)