Booth Theatre Seating Guide for "John Proctor is the Villain"

Best Value Tickets (Under $100)

• MEZZO Section, Row G ($87): Excellent mid-mezzanine value with clear stage views. Slight side angle actually improves visibility of the intimate Booth Theatre stage.
• MEZZO Section, Row H ($89): Just one row back from G with nearly identical views at only $2 more. Great availability with 8 tickets.

Sweet Spot Tickets (Best Balance of Price & View)

• MEZZANINE LEFT/RIGHT, Row H ($96-$105): Front mezzanine side sections offer superb sightlines. The Booth's steep mezzanine means no heads blocking your view.
• MEZZC Section, Row H ($133): Dead-center mezzanine with perfect head-on perspective. Worth the premium over side mezzanine for purists.
• ORCHO Section, Rows M-P ($145-$150): Rear orchestra at mezzanine prices. Ideal if you prefer being level with the stage.

Higher Tier Options (Premium Views)

• Mezzanine Rows D-F ($151-$162): Closer mezzanine seats with sharper angles. Center sections (MEZZC) command $10-20 premiums over sides.
• Orchestra Center Rows M-N ($185-$260): The Booth's small size means even rear center orchestra feels intimate. Rows M-N are the price/performance sweet spot.

Premium & Last-Minute Options

• Front Mezzanine Rows A-C ($252-$341): First 3 mezzanine rows offer unparalleled overhead views. Row A puts you almost directly above the performers.
• Orchestra Center Rows AA-K ($257-$325): True premium seats with perfect sightlines. The Booth's shallow orchestra means even row AA is just 15 rows back.
• Front Orchestra Rows A-B ($322-$341): For those who want to see every facial expression. The Booth's cozy 780 seats ensure no bad views.

View Differences & Recommendations

• Mezzanine vs Orchestra: The Booth's mezzanine is famously steep - side mezzanine often has better views than rear orchestra at similar prices.
• Center vs Side: Center commands 15-20% premiums, but side sections (marked MEZZO/L/R) offer excellent angled views of this thrust stage.
• Row Guidance: In mezzanine, avoid rows A-C if you dislike steep angles. In orchestra, rows K-P can feel distant despite the small venue.
• Best Overall Value: MEZZO Row H at $89 - combines great price with classic Broadway mezzanine experience.

Special Notes for "John Proctor is the Villain"

This contemporary play benefits from mezzanine seating where you can appreciate the full stage picture. The Booth's intimate size means even "discount" seats feel personal. For this dialogue-driven show, prioritize clear sightlines over proximity.