Westside Theatre Upstairs | Little Shop of Horrors Seating Guide & Best Ticket Deals

Smart Seat Selection for "Little Shop of Horrors" at Westside Theatre Upstairs

This intimate off-Broadway theater offers excellent views from nearly every seat, but strategic selection can enhance your experience. Below is our expert breakdown of current ticket options with recommendations based on value, view quality, and availability.

Best Value Tickets (Price + View Balance)

• Center Orchestra Rows Q/R ($173-174): 9 tickets available across these rows. While not front-and-center, these offer solid middle-orchestra views at 15-20% savings versus premium seats. Ideal for budget-conscious theatergoers.
• Orchestra Left Row H ($217): Only 2 available - side section but closer to stage with minimal view obstruction at mid-tier pricing.

Sweet Spot (Good Availability & Price)

• Center Orchestra Row L ($196-197): 10 total tickets - excellent center positioning just behind premium sections. These often sell first when prices drop.
• Orchestra Center Rows P/Q ($239): 7 tickets - direct center views with good elevation. Priced between value and premium tiers.

Higher Tier Options (Not the best deals)

• Orchestra Center Rows J/K ($271-287): 7 tickets - Very close to stage but at 40-65% premium over back center seats. Only recommended for those prioritizing proximity over value.
• Center Orchestra Row J ($249): 4 tickets - Similar view to Row K but $22 cheaper. Better value in this price range.

View Considerations

• Center Orchestra vs. Side: Center commands 10-15% premium but provides optimal sightlines. Side seats (like Orchestra Right Row C) offer good value if closer to stage.
• Row Differences: At Westside Upstairs, even back rows (Q/R) are just 12-15 rows from stage. Front rows (J-K) put you within 10 feet of performers.
• Elevation: All orchestra seats are on one level - no mezzanine in this intimate space.

Our Recommendation

For best value, we suggest the Center Orchestra Rows Q/R at $173-174 - these provide the core theater experience without premium pricing. If you prefer closer seats, jump to Row L at $196-197 before considering the $230+ options. The side orchestra seats at $217 are also strong contenders if you don't mind slight angle viewing.

Pro Tip

This 199-seat theater has no truly bad seats. Prioritize center sections when possible, but don't overpay for minor row improvements - the difference between Row J ($249) and Row L ($196) is just two rows at 25% higher cost.