Recital Hall at Singletary Center for the Arts – Seating Chart & Seat Views Guide

Introduction to the Recital Hall

The Recital Hall at Singletary Center for the Arts is a premier venue for intimate performances, from classical recitals to jazz ensembles. Known for its exceptional acoustics and elegant design, it offers a unique experience for music lovers.

Seating Chart Overview

Orchestra Section (Front Center): Best for unobstructed views and superior sound quality. Close to the stage but may lack elevation.
Balcony (Rear Center & Sides): Elevated views with a broader perspective, ideal for larger ensembles. Some side seats may have slight angle limitations.
Side Boxes: Intimate and exclusive, though views may be slightly angled depending on the event.

Best Seats for Different Events

• Solo Performances: Front orchestra (Rows A–D) for proximity.
• Chamber Music: Center balcony for balanced acoustics.
• Choral Concerts: Mid-orchestra for a full view of the ensemble.

Seat Views & Obstructions

Front rows offer clear sightlines but may require slight neck tilting for stage-wide views. Balcony seats provide a panoramic perspective, while side boxes are best for smaller groups with a unique angled view.

VIP & Accessibility

• VIP Seating: Premium orchestra seats with dedicated entry.
• Accessibility: Wheelchair-accessible seating in both orchestra and balcony, with companion seats available.

Tips for Choosing Seats

For budget-friendly options, consider rear balcony seats. For the best experience, aim for center orchestra. Check the venue’s virtual tour for precise views before booking.