Best Value Tickets

For optimal balance between price and view, seats in the LOGE3 section, Rows D and C, priced at $49 and $52 respectively, offer excellent value. These seats are close to the stage with clear sightlines, making them ideal for a great experience without a premium price tag.

Sweet Spot (Good Availability & Price)

Seats in the LOGE2 section, Rows J and D, priced at $55 and $58, provide good availability with excellent sightlines and acoustics. These sections are slightly elevated, offering a good perspective of the stage and performers, perfect for enjoying comedy shows like Michelle Buteau.

Higher Tier Options (Not the Best Deals)

Sections in the Upper Balcony, such as Rows F and G, priced at $58–$59, offer higher tier options. These seats are more elevated with a broader view of the stage, suitable for those seeking a less expensive but still decent vantage point, though they are further back.

Premium or Last-Minute Tickets

Premium seats are located in the Orchestra Center, Rows A–F, with prices ranging from $148 to $636. These seats feature the closest and most direct views of the stage, ideal for an immersive experience. Last-minute options may include seats in the front orchestra rows or the Box sections, which are priced higher but offer the best views and proximity.

Section and View Highlights

• Rows D–F in the Orchestra and Loge Sections: Offer an excellent balance of proximity, viewing angle, and price, with seats starting at $49 and going up to around $71.
• Sections in the Balcony (Upper Balcony 1–6): Provide a broader perspective of the stage, with prices from $58 to $71, ideal for those seeking affordability with a good overview.
• Seats in the Front Orchestra (Rows A–F): Deliver the most direct and immersive view, with prices from $148 to over $636, suited for premium experience seekers.
• Differences in Rows and Sections: Rows closer to the stage (A–D) in the Orchestra and Loge sections have better sightlines, while higher rows or balcony seats (F–J and upper balcony sections) are more elevated and offer a wider, less intimate view.