TicketHold | Mulitz-Gudelsky Theatre Lab Seating Chart & Seat Views Guide

Your Complete Guide to the Mulitz-Gudelsky Theatre Lab Experience

The Mulitz-Gudelsky Theatre Lab at Olney Theatre Center is an intimate, flexible black-box theater known for innovative performances. With its adaptable seating, every show offers a unique experience. Here’s how to navigate its layout for the best views and value.

Seating Chart Overview

General Seating: The theater typically arranges seats in thrust or in-the-round configurations. Front rows (Sections A-B) place you within feet of performers—ideal for immersive drama but may require slight neck tilting. Mid-section (C-D) balances proximity and perspective, while rear (E-F) offers a fuller stage view.

Best Seats by Event Type

• Plays: Rows B-C (center) for clear sightlines to actors’ expressions.
• Musicals: Rows D-E (aisle seats) for optimal sound dispersion.
• Interactive Shows: Front-row side seats for potential performer engagement.

Seat View Tips

Avoid extreme side seats (Columns 1/12) for obstructed sightlines during proscenium setups. Overhead lighting rigs may slightly impede views in rear-center seats. Wheelchair-accessible spots (marked on charts) provide unobstructed sightlines at platform-level.

VIP & Accessibility

• Premium Seating: First 3 rows often include priority entry and program perks.
• Companion Seats: Available adjacent to ADA spots—book early for group seating.
• Budget Hack: Last-row seats still maintain intimacy in this 150-seat venue.

Pro Tip

Check Olney’s website for configuration updates—each production may alter seating. For tall patrons, aisle seats in odd-numbered rows offer extra legroom.