seating question at studio 54
seating question at studio 54
tmz814
Broadway Star Joined: 8/21/03
#0seating question at studio 54
Posted: 7/8/04 at 7:08pmHi everyone. I'm new here. I have a question about seating at studio 54. I am wondering if sitting at tables in rows A and B at studio 54 are ok seats or if I should be farther back. I really like sitting in the front row but I have never sat in the tables at studio 54 before. The seats are on the side (row A seat 16 and row B seat 16). Can anyone who's sat there before give me some advice. Will I miss a lot of the show from these seats? Should I get one of these seats or go for a table farther back or the mezz?
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Updated On: 7/8/04 at 07:08 PM
GovernorSlaton
Broadway Legend Joined: 5/14/04
#1re: seating question at studio 54
Posted: 7/8/04 at 7:32pmWhen I saw Assassins, I sat in the mezz., and they were great seats. I have heard that the best seats are Orchestra Row F, and that if you sit at a table that it is too far back, you miss some things.
#2re: seating question at studio 54
Posted: 7/8/04 at 7:57pmThe best seats IMO are in orchestra row G. It's the first level of seats that are a step up, so there's no one blocking you and you have a clear view of the stage.
thirdrowcenter
Broadway Legend Joined: 5/16/03
#3re: seating question at studio 54
Posted: 7/8/04 at 8:14pmWe sat in B 115 and 116 and it was perfect. I do like to sit up close though. At one point some of the actors stood in front of our table and I liked that.
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Joined: 12/31/69
#4re: seating question at studio 54
Posted: 7/8/04 at 8:23pmWe sat in the very last row of the orchestra (I believe it was the bar rail, row L). The seats were good for the most part, but I recommend sitting closer, if possible. There were certain aspects of the staging that we were unable to see.
#5re: seating question at studio 54
Posted: 7/8/04 at 11:07pmWhen my friend saw Cabaret from the front table, she called it the "Crotch Seats" because, well...that's what she saw a lot of. A little distracting. Now I don't really know the crotch level Assassins has, but if there's a lot going on during the show, as in all over the stage, i'd say go a little farther back than the frong.
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FinnFanatic
Stand-by Joined: 6/21/04
#6re: seating question at studio 54
Posted: 7/9/04 at 9:07amPersonally, I prefer to be farther back, especially for a show like Assassins. I saw it a few weeks ago from the very last row of the mezzanine and thought the seats were wonderful (plus they're only $36!). I'm going again tomorrow night and I'm sitting in almost the same seat (a few seats farther to the center...yay!) For a show such as Assassins, you get a better view of the BIG PICTURE of what is going on. There are a lot of amazing blocking moments that are best seen from far away, in my opinion.
jayem1968
Stand-by Joined: 6/9/04
#7re: seating question at studio 54
Posted: 7/9/04 at 5:39pm
I sat in the first row of tables off the floor (H???). They were good for seeing the entire stage.
2nd time around I will be sitting in D. I enjoyed getting the "full picture" - but now I am eager to see the actor's faces. Warning for sitting up close - get used to have a gun pointed at you at close range!
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thirdrowcenter
Broadway Legend Joined: 5/16/03
#8re: seating question at studio 54
Posted: 7/9/04 at 5:49pm
I saw everything perfectly sitting up close at Assassins.
Cabaret had much more going on and sitting that close wouldn't allow you to take it all in (I would think).
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