House of Tape | Underground Theater Seating Chart & Seat Views Guide

Your Ultimate Guide to the Best Seats at House of Tape

The House of Tape in the Underground Theater is an intimate, avant-garde venue known for its immersive performances and unique acoustics. With a capacity of just 300, every seat offers a close connection to the stage, but choosing the right spot can elevate your experience. Here’s how to navigate the seating chart and find your perfect view.

Seating Chart Breakdown

• Front Row (Sections A-B): Unbeatable proximity to performers, but may require neck craning for some acts.
• Mid-Level (Sections C-D): Balanced sightlines and sound—ideal for most shows.
• Rear (Sections E-F): Elevated views with slight distance; budget-friendly.
• Side Balconies (Sections G-H): Unique angled perspectives, though some corners have partial obstructions.

Best Seat Views & Tips

• For immersion: Rows 3-5 in Sections C-D center—optimal sightlines without distortion.
• For acoustics: Avoid extreme sides; stick to middle sections for audio clarity.
• For budget: Rear-center seats (Section E) still feel close in this compact venue.

VIP & Accessibility

• VIP Lounge: Priority entry, premium sightlines, and private bar access.
• Luxury Boxes: Semi-private seating for groups, with cocktail service.
• Accessibility: Wheelchair-accessible platforms in Sections C and E; request early.

Pro Tips

Check the venue’s website for show-specific seating notes—some performances use unconventional staging. Arrive early to explore sightlines, and consider aisle seats for easy movement in this cozy space.