Westside Theatre Upstairs Seating Guide for Little Shop of Horrors

Best Value Tickets (Price + View Balance)

• Center Orchestra Row R ($186): 5 available - Exceptional value for mid-orchestra seating. The Westside Theatre's intimate size means even row R feels close (total rows go to about T). Perfect for budget-conscious fans who want clear stage views.
• Orchestra Right Row B ($233): 2 available - Slight premium for extreme proximity. While right-side, the theatre's shallow angle ensures minimal neck strain. A steal for front-row enthusiasts.

Sweet Spot (Good Availability & Price)

• Orchestra Center Rows Q/S ($221-254): 10+ available combined - The goldilocks zone: close enough for actor expressions (this puppet-heavy show benefits from mid-view), with better legroom than front rows. Center Q at $221 is particularly strong.
• Orchestra Left Row C ($239): 4 available - Comparable to Center D at $319 but $80 cheaper. The theatre's left side has slightly better Audrey II visibility during key scenes.

Higher Tier Options (Not Best Deals)

• Center Rows K/L ($287): 7 available - Premium for being 8-10 rows back, but the price jump from Q/S isn't justified for this intimate 199-seat venue. Only consider if you dislike being too close.
• Orchestra Center Row D ($319): 4 available - Truly premium seating but overpriced compared to similar-view options. The $80 premium over Row C doesn't match value gain.

Premium/Last-Minute Splurges

• Center Orchestra Row A ($359): 4 available - Literal front row. You'll see puppet mechanisms and actor sweat - immersive but potentially too close. Best for superfans wanting maximum actor interaction.

View & Section Comparison

• Center vs. Sides: Center commands 20-30% premiums, but side views are excellent in this theatre. For Little Shop, right sections (Audrey II's default position) offer better monster sightlines.
• Row Depth: Rows A-D (0-4ft to stage) are immersive but may require looking up. Rows K-T (15-35ft back) provide full-stage sightlines. The plant's growth sequences play best from rows E-P.
• Legroom Alert: Rows A-C have minimal legroom. Tall buyers should prioritize rows K+ despite higher prices.

Our Top Recommendation

The Center Orchestra Row R at $186 delivers unbeatable value - you're close enough to catch Seymour's nervous ticks during "Grow For Me" while saving $100+ over comparable center seats. For those wanting premium proximity, Orchestra Right Row B at $233 offers front-row thrill without the center premium.

Pro Tip

This production uses the theatre's vertical space brilliantly - seats farther back (rows L-T) actually see more of Audrey II's full growth during "Suppertime." Budget buyers should note weekday performances often have same-day discounts at the box office.