Broadhurst Theatre

This theatre is the perfect size for smaller musicals and plays. But the front row in the mezzanine is so close! The photo almost doesn’t do it justice.

Great seats, could really see everything onstage!

$44 lottery seat, great view, so close no obstructions

Left box, seat C1

Digital lottery seat, $44. Excellent view, not obstructed and very close.

A wee bit further back than I personally like, but an excellent view of the entire stage and close enough to still see faces.

There were one or two times where action was happening at the far stage left side that I couldn’t see, but not in a way that was confusing or detracted from this great show. As with two many seats in New York, legroom was abysmal.

Good seats, but poorly managed house. long lines to get into the theater, long lines at the bar, and the ushers didn't notice the noisy drunks next us.

GREAT seat from TKTS. Close enough to see all the facial expressions, far enough that I'm not worried about getting spit on. ? After watching the show, I'll admit this is a bit too close--my neck ached and the sound was less than optimal.

Center orchestra have even more leg room, but these still fit a 6 ft 4' guy. Wonderful show, wonderful theater, wonderful seats.

Great seat as slightly raised from previous rows

Private aisle seat close to stairs. View was fine.

For the vast majority of the production, the seats are amazing. However, when the actors are lying down in bed (beginning of Act I, very briefly near the beginning of Act II), they are partially obstructed by the chest at the foot of the bed.

Second to last row in the back but I was still able to see everything on the stage clearly. Did have someone who was a little tall sitting in front of me, so I couldn’t see the side of the stage at times. Regardless, the show was amazing!

This was a rush ticket but at no point when purchasing the ticket was I told that this is a restricted view seat. The shows alright but the seat was disappointing