To Kill A Mockingbird

Sometimes the chair And table props blocked the view of the middle and back of the stage. Just a small part of the time. Otherwise great seats.

Far right and no obstruction for this show. Very close to stage, GREAT SEATS

View obstructed by the pole and also other people’s heads. This was a rush seat but definitely not worth the price. You couldn’t see anything unless you were standing up, so be prepared to stand if you get this seat.

I would sit a couple seats over, there’s a metal bar that you constantly have to dodge to see the whole show that seemingly serves no purpose. I would consider this seat an obstructed view

Fantastic view. The staging of the show made for some great views of actors. This is the side of the theatre to be on to best enjoy the show. Great seat!

You could see everything important. You can’t see on the far far right, but that’s the jury box. Little leg room.

Excellent view! More legroom than I can recall in a theatre ever. People in front of me were not tall so during show my view was completely unobstructed.

Great seats, small venue, incredible show.

Small theater. Great seats

End of the row so easy access. Slightly obstructed view for left side of the stage.

Incredibly limited leg room. Toes touching back of seat in front.There is glass barrier with metal rim at the bottom of the aisles that blocks the view of a portion of the front left portion of the stage from every seat 1 in the left mezz.

You’d assume the pole is the most egregious obstruction, but the real obstacles are gonna be the heads of everyone in front of you. Great show, and worth it for the price ($29), but not an objectively good seat in the slightest

The view is great. When both juror boxes are onstage, you can't see the stage R one at all, but you don't miss anything close to pivotal. I'm 5'9" and curvy - the leg room was bad. My husband (6') sat in 21 and also complained.