Best Value Tickets

For an optimal balance of price and view, seats in the Balcony Center (Section=BALC CTR, Row=J, $263) and Balcony Left/Right (Section=BALC LEFT/RIGHT, Row=J, $263) offer excellent value with good sightlines of the stage without the premium cost. These seats are positioned centrally and are part of the sweet spot zone, providing clear views of the performance with reasonable pricing.

Sweet Spot (Good Availability & Price)

Seats in the Mezzanine Center (Section=MEZZ CTR, Row=L, $342) and Mezzanine Left/Right (Section=MEZZ LEFT/RIGHT, Row=L, $284) are considered the sweet spot. They are elevated for a better viewing angle, still close enough for an immersive experience, and offer a good balance between price and view. Rows L in these sections provide unobstructed sightlines and premium viewing experience.

Higher Tier Options (Not the Best Deals)

Premium seats in the Orchestra Center (Section=ORCH CTR, Row=R, $737) and Orchestra Left/Right (Section=ORCH LEFT/RIGHT, Rows=L and R, $474-$390) are higher tier options. These seats are closest to the stage with direct sightlines, perfect for an intimate experience, but come at a significantly higher price point. Rows R in the Orchestra Center provide the best proximity but at a premium cost.

Premium or Last-Minute

Last-minute premium seats include the Orchestra Center Rows L and R (Section=ORCHC, Rows L and R, $420-$474), offering close-up views of the stage with excellent acoustics. These seats are ideal for those seeking the most immersive experience with quick availability, though at the highest prices.

Seating Sections & Views

• Balcony (BALC): Elevated, good vantage point; Rows J and D offer a good view at moderate prices.
• Mezzanine (MEZZ): Elevated with clear sightlines; Rows L and M provide a vantage point with less cost than front rows.
• Orchestra (ORCH): Closest to stage; Rows L and R are ideal for proximity but are premium-priced.
• Pit (PITC): Front-row options, highly immersive but significantly more expensive.

Differences in Rows & Sections

Seats in the Balcony and Mezzanine offer a higher, more panoramic view suitable for enjoying the entire stage and acoustics, with Rows J and L being the most balanced for pricing and view. Orchestra seats are closest to the stage, providing an up-close experience, with Rows L and R being the most desirable for proximity and stage visibility. Premium seats in the Orchestra are in the front rows (A, B, C), offering the best experience but at the highest cost. The Pit section provides the closest stage view but is more expensive and may have limited availability.