Theatre/opera glasses

I have just bought tickets for three tall women. Firstly, if anyone has seen it, I'd love to hear your thoughts (without spoiling the play's story as I haven't seen or read it before).

Secondly, because there were so few tickets left for the only date I could make it, I'm sat on the back row. I bought a pair of opera/theatre glasses in case I can't see much but I'm wondering if that is frowned upon or considered 'snooty' or posh or whatever. I don't want to look stupid but I would also like to see what is going on. Any thoughts?

Thanks, glad to hear others use them too! :)

I sat in last row of the mezzanine, brought my opera glasses (no one cares-I often bring them), used them a few times, but really didn't need them-just got in the way of enjoying the interplay of the trio. As others have mentioned, the Golden is one of the smallest theaters and, for me, everything (including facial expressions) projected to the literal back of the house. Other threads extrapolate about the gift this show is--but don't read to much, just go and enjoy.

From the seating plan it looked quite big, so I'm glad to hear it's smaller (or one of the smallest!) I'm trying to avoid reading too many reviews because I'd like to see it without knowing anything about it. But also relieving to hear it lives up to the few reviews I have read. Most of them were just praising Glenda Jackson (as one should).

I might use them for a characters monologue or something. Maybe just if I want to see facial expressions but after reading the comments, it doesn't seem like I'll need them :)

Thanks everyone :)