gershwin seating

[ponine]

gershwin seating#0

Posted: 7/1/04 at 12:50am

hey i was just wondering how the $55 seats in the front side orchestra are for wicked performances? do you miss a lot? also, in this theater would the seats be better from row c front mezz or row s orchestra? sorry if this has been covered, i went back a couple pages and didn't see anything. thanks for your help :)!

[cabarethed]

re: gershwin seating#1

Posted: 7/1/04 at 2:03am

I loved them. I sat around orch row J for both performances I saw (on the left aisle), and I had a great view-- just missed part of the scenery for one scene in Act II, but it wasn't a big deal. The further back you do it for "partial view" aisle, the better off you are.

[meagan9848]

re: gershwin seating#2

Posted: 7/1/04 at 2:17am

go with the ones for $55 in row C

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[eyeonbroadway]

re: gershwin seating#3

Posted: 7/1/04 at 12:08pm

I was in the 5th row about 10 seats from the right side. I thought they were great seats and didn't feel that I missed anything.

[mominator]

re: gershwin seating#4

Posted: 7/1/04 at 12:22pm

Back in January, my husband and I took our daughter, they had "partial view seats" on stage left and felt that the missed nothing.
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[CharityHope924]

re: gershwin seating#5

Posted: 7/1/04 at 2:47pm

I, too, had row J partial view seats, and it was fantastic. At one point a piece of scenery rolled on from a corner of the stage that I couldn't see, but there wasn't any dramatic action on that set piece till it had moved downstage and into clear view. I didn't feel like I missed anything.

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Updated On: 7/1/04 at 02:47 PM