Bishop McVinney Auditorium Seating Chart & Seat Views Guide

A Historic Venue for Unforgettable Events

Bishop McVinney Auditorium, a cherished Providence landmark, hosts concerts, theater, and community events with its intimate 1,200-seat layout. Known for its superb acoustics and classic architecture, this venue offers a range of seating options to suit every preference.

Seating Chart Breakdown

• Orchestra (Front Center): Prime views with direct sightlines, though limited legroom in some rows.
• Loge (Mid-Level): Elevated perspective with excellent acoustics—ideal for musical performances.
• Balcony (Rear): Budget-friendly with steep rake; avoid far-side seats for skewed stage angles.

Best Seats by Event Type

Concerts: Rows 5–15 (Orchestra Center) for balanced sound. Theater: Loge Front for full-stage visibility. Lectures: Balcony Center avoids neck strain.

Seat View Tips

• Columns in side sections may partially obstruct sightlines—check interactive maps before booking.
• Balcony’s first row eliminates overhang concerns but has a steeper pitch.

VIP & Accessibility

Premium boxes offer private space with cocktail service. Wheelchair-accessible spots are available in Orchestra Left with companion seating. Early booking recommended for special needs.

Pro Tips

• Use venue photos from seat-review sites to gauge sightlines.
• Matinee shows often have discounted Loge seats.