West Side Story

This was so much more painful than it looks. Once people sat down in front, their seats were grinding into my knees all night. There was also no space side to side, so I was completely pinned in place. I couldn't shift at all to relieve pressure. Do not attempt this theater if you're taller than 5'8". Worst seating I've experienced.

The view was great. The seat was hideous. Narrow and the worst legroom I've ever had. My knees were crushed. So were the knees of man in front of me, so he kept pressing back into his seat to adjust, grinding into my knees. They were throbbing after 2 hours. For the love of god, don't go to this theater if you are taller than 5'8". Seriously--it's awful.

A bit off center as the seat is 4 in from the far left aisle but still a great seat with a direct line of sight to the stage and loads of legroom.

Seats are very cramped but soft. View is AMAZING

Terrible seat -- fourth row from the top of the theater, very narrow seat. I'm only 5'7", and my knees were up against the seat in front of me, and I had to lean to my side to see past the very average-sized woman in front of me.

Tall stage. Couldn’t see stage floor, actors feet, or actors rolling around or laying on the ground

Box B - Seat 1

Great view of entire stage, 2nd row, center section front Mezz. Best to see this show in Mezz to see video portion of the set. Front orchestra would miss action. Good view but a bit cramped legroom - not unusual in these old theatres. See it - excellent!

Rush Seat. Boxes are available for rush seats. Box B was a great view of the front stage. This show employs a great deal of rear projection and video, which was cut off by 20%. Box A and B are good any other box would be too much cut off. Great value

Can't beat it for the price

Great seats. Unobstructed views

A bit far from the stage, but a fantastic view. Everything could be seen on stage.