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Partial view for the right side of the stage, but fine for this specific show.

on Broadway

Won lottery tickets - amazing experience in a private two-seater box but couldn't see what was happening on the left side of the stage

Last row of mezzanine, steep balcony did not obstruct much at theh top of the stage. On stage bar not viewable but good view into the control room where a lot of stage action takes place.

Great seats. Seat 112 is 2 seats off aisle.

Seat not marked as Partial View, but was obstructed by a pole. However, I got the ticket for $46 so not terrible for this amazing show! Don't miss Bryan Cranston

Partial view

My feet were dying, but Bryans performance is worth it and the view is FLAWLESS

Good view of the whole stage, could not see when performers in audience section. I am 6'2", it's a tight seat with ok leg room, started to become uncomfortable after first hour.

Because of the show's use of screens (various spots around the theatre) none of the show was missed. And the right side of the stage had audience "restaurant" seating, so there wasn't a lot of the show taking place in that area.

Incredible experience being able to sit on stage and be served drinks and dinner during NETWORK while sitting in the on-set restaurant. Highly recommend both the great play and the stage seats - one of a kind experience!

Last row of the balcony. Could see pretty much the whole show with the exception of a few times the actors were on the front of the stage. Most of those times the show was broadcasted on the screens anyway.

Rush ticket, listed as partial view. The right was obstructed, but the screens helped at certain times. Good space for the legs. Next to speaker, so the music is loud. Under air conditioning, so bring a coat.

In the aisle between orchestra left and orchestra center

Obstructed view is hardly noticeable. Clear view of most of the action. A few seats to my right was over $100 more after fees. 100% worth it