Keller Auditorium Seating Guide for "The Book Of Mormon"

Best Value Tickets (Under $300)

• BOX13 Row 13 ($257): Private box seating with unique angled views - great for intimate small groups but slightly obstructed sightlines to far stage corners.
• 2ND BALCONY CENTER Row J ($267): Direct center view but higher elevation. Perfect balance of price/view for musicals where you want to see choreography patterns.
• 2ND BALC A Row H ($274): Side balcony with good head-on view of the stage. Rows H-J are the sweet spot in this section - steep enough to see over heads but not too distant.

Sweet Spot Tickets (Best Availability & Price $300-$350)

• ORCH A Row EE ($343): Front orchestra side section with excellent legroom. EE is 14th row - close enough for facial expressions but far enough to take in full stage visuals.
• 2ND BALC E Row F ($354): Rear center balcony with surprisingly good sightlines. The Keller's steep balcony design means even row F has clear views over front balcony seats.
• BOX2 Row 2 ($300-327): Premium box location near stage left. Better sightlines than Box 13 but check specific row - Row 2 has less obstruction than Row 1 in boxes.

Higher Tier Options ($350-$400)

• ORCH E Row EE ($359): Opposite side from ORCH A with similar benefits. Watch for potential sound balance differences as some musicals mic instruments stage left.
• 2ND BALC A Row D ($402): Front of side balcony - excellent proximity but slightly extreme angle. Best for viewers who prefer being closer over perfect center views.

Premium/Last-Minute Options ($400+)

• ORCH A Row FF ($386): Just behind EE with same great sightlines. Price jump reflects demand for center-orchestra seating where you catch all stage details.
• 2ND BALCONY Row F ($464): Only recommended if you need last-minute tickets - same section as $354 tickets but nearly $100 more. Consider waiting for price drops.

View Comparison

• Balcony vs Orchestra: Balcony offers better overall perspective for musical choreography, while orchestra provides more intimate actor connection. For "Book of Mormon," balcony center captures the big dance numbers best.
• Box Seating: Private experience but sightlines vary greatly by box number. Boxes 1-6 (stage right) generally have better views than higher-numbered boxes.
• Side Balcony: 2ND BALC A/E sections are excellent value - just 15° offset from center but often $50-100 cheaper than direct center seats.

Our Top Recommendations

• Best Overall Value: 2ND BALCONY CENTER Row J ($267) - you'll see every hilarious visual gag in this word-driven musical perfectly.
• Premium Choice: ORCH A Row EE ($343) - if you want to catch every facial expression during the show's more intimate moments.
• Group Pick: 2ND BALC E Row D ($284 for 6 tickets) - great block seating option with solid sightlines.
• Budget Conscious: BOX13 Row 13 ($257) - bring binoculars for distant scenes but unbeatable price for private seating.

Keller Auditorium Pro Tips

• Avoid rows AA-CC in orchestra - you'll be looking up at performers' chins given the stage height.
• Balcony rows A-C may feel cramped for taller attendees due to low overhang.
• For "Book of Mormon," center-left seating (house right) often gets better views of key comedic moments.
• Check the Keller's detailed seating chart - some "partial view" seats still offer 90% visibility at big discounts.