how are the side seats at Helen Hayes?

Theater is small. We sat toward the middle of the right side for Dames and we saw fine.

Those seats were about 3 from where were sitting. They seemed ok to us at the time.

...but the sets are totally different for both shows. he wouldn't know the view for this one.

I sat on the extreme house right side, maybe 8 rows back. It was not terrible. I missed maybe a minute or two of action that occurred on the top level of the set, but the action is mainly in the center. I also could not see down the hallway center of the bottom of the set. However, I honestly did not think it was too bad. The hallway at the end is a little important, but honestly the price of the ticket is worth it.

Where are owe, hellob? I can't seem to find orchestra seats for $69 for The Humans anywhere!

I paid 42 for Center Mezz Row G, and for this show it was a perfect seat because of the double level set.

Hoping someone can help me out. I was able to pull up the extreme-side orchestra seats for The Humans and Telecharge is giving me third and fourth row orchestra (row C and row D) the last two seats on the end on either side of the house for $59.50 after charges. For $1 less, $58.50, I am able to get a full view, center row F mezzanine seat.

Typically, I am keen to sitting closer despite being further on the side to see facial expressions and set details… but I know with the two-tier set and the hallway being an important part of the story I am wondering if I should go with the mezzanine instead of the obstructed view orchestra seats which would otherwise be my first choice despite the view because I prefer to sit up close.

Can anyone weigh in on this? And if you do suggest grabbing one of those close-to-the-stage partial view seats, would you suggest house right or house left? (I know the spiral staircase is house left from set photos I've seen so I assume that causes somewhat of a partial view of the stage). Any seating advice you can give is much appreciated!