Avon Theatre | "Anne Of Green Gables" Seating Guide & Best Ticket Values

Expert Recommendations for the Best Views at Every Price Point

Discover the ideal seats for "Anne Of Green Gables" at Stratford's historic Avon Theatre with our detailed seating analysis. Whether you're looking for budget-friendly options, premium views, or the perfect balance of price and visibility, we'll help you navigate this intimate 1,100-seat venue.

Best Value Tickets (Under $70)

• Orch Right, Row W ($68): Side orchestra with slight angle but excellent value. You'll miss some extreme stage-left action but have clear sightlines to 85% of the stage.
• Balc Left, Row G ($68): First balcony side section with elevated view that avoids overhang issues. Perfect for viewers who prefer looking slightly downward at the stage.
• Balc Centre, Row Q ($68): Rear center balcony - while farther back, the steep rake ensures unobstructed views. Bring binoculars for facial expressions.

Sweet Spot (Good Availability & Price)

• Balc Centre, Row E ($226): Mid-balcony center offers the theatre's most balanced acoustics and sightlines. You'll see all stage details without straining.
• Orch Centre, Row O ($225): Mid-orchestra center - close enough for emotional connection but far enough to take in full stage pictures. Legroom is generous here.

Higher Tier Options (Not the Best Deals)

• Orch Left, Row H ($226): Similar quality to Orch Centre but at side angle. Only choose if you prefer being closer over perfect centering.
• Balc Centre, Row D ($252): Just one row better than Row E but $26 more. Only worth it if you need absolute center positioning.

Premium or Last-Minute Splurges

• Orch Centre, Row BB ($273): 4th row center - you'll see every costume detail and hear unamplified voices. Actors' eye contact happens here.
• Balc Centre, Row A ($273): Front balcony with rail - the "director's view" that shows perfect stage compositions. Best for design appreciation.
• Orch Centre, Row E ($273): 8th row center - the acoustic sweet spot where voice and music blend perfectly in this shoebox-style theatre.

View Differences to Consider

• Orchestra vs Balcony: Orchestra seats place you level with the stage (better for intimacy), while balcony provides overview perspective (better for dance numbers and set design appreciation).
• Row Depth: Rows A-E in balcony avoid the slight overhang that begins at Row F. In orchestra, rows AA-G are considered "premium" with BB being the prized "conversation row."
• Sightline Notes: Extreme side seats (Orch Left/Right beyond Row P) may miss up to 15% of stage action. Center sections show full proscenium.

Our Top Recommendation

For first-time visitors, the Balc Centre, Row E ($226) offers the quintessential Avon Theatre experience - perfectly balanced in price, view, and acoustics. Seasoned theatre-goers wanting immersion should splurge on Orch Centre, Row BB ($273) for unforgettable proximity to the performers.

Pro Tip for "Anne Of Green Gables"

This production emphasizes intimate storytelling over spectacle. Prioritize seats between rows E-N in center sections to best appreciate the nuanced performances. The famous "Matthew Cuthbert proposal scene" plays particularly well from mid-orchestra positions.