Hutchins Concert Hall Seating Chart & Seat Views – Best Seats for Every Event

Your Guide to the Perfect Seat at Collins Center for the Arts

The Hutchins Concert Hall at Collins Center for the Arts is a premier venue for concerts, theater, and performances in Maine. Known for its exceptional acoustics and intimate setting, this 1,500-seat hall offers a range of seating options to suit every preference. Whether you're attending a symphony, Broadway show, or lecture, understanding the seating chart ensures the best experience.

Seating Chart Breakdown

• Orchestra Section (Floor Level): Closest to the stage, offering unobstructed views. Rows A-F are ideal for immersive performances, while rear rows (G-K) provide a balanced perspective.
• Mezzanine (First Tier): Elevated for a panoramic view, perfect for visual arts and orchestral events. Center seats (Sections 101-103) are prime, while side sections (104-105) may have slight angle limitations.
• Balcony (Second Tier): Budget-friendly with a bird’s-eye view. Front rows (A-C) are excellent, but rear rows (D-E) may feel distant for intimate performances.

Best Seats for Different Events

• Concerts: Orchestra Rows C-F (center) for acoustics, Mezzanine 102 for balance.
• Theater: Orchestra Rows A-D (close-up) or Mezzanine 101-103 (full-stage view).
• Lectures: Mezzanine or Balcony front rows for clear sightlines.

VIP & Accessibility

• VIP Boxes: Private, mid-tier seating with premium amenities (Boxes 1-4).
• Accessibility: Wheelchair-accessible spots in Orchestra (Row R) and Mezzanine, with companion seating.

Tips for Choosing Seats

• Check the venue’s virtual seat viewer for exact sightlines.
• For acoustics, avoid extreme sides or under-balcony overhangs.
• Budget tip: Balcony Row A rivals Mezzanine views at lower cost.