On the 20th Century Seating
On the 20th Century Seating
TheatreKid3
Broadway Star Joined: 3/25/12
#1On the 20th Century Seating
Posted: 6/13/15 at 12:40am
Hey all, I am trying to get tickets for On the 20th Century and and I noticed that the farthest seat over to the stage right side if the house in Row A of the Mezz is listed as "partial view," yet the same seat on the opposite end of row A is not. For those that have seen it, is this a severely obstructed view for a certain moment or what? I just found it interesting that that one seat would be marked that way, but not B or C behind it.
Thanks for any help!
#2On the 20th Century Seating
Posted: 6/13/15 at 12:57am
I sat in row D on the far right side, and there is definitely some obstruction, but nothing major (most of the show, luckily, seems to be stages toward the left side). There were a few entrances and bits on that far side of the stage that I couldn't see.
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RippedMan
Broadway Legend Joined: 8/14/05
#2On the 20th Century Seating
Posted: 6/13/15 at 1:27am
For what it's worth I was one seat over from the aisle on house right, about 6 rows from the front of the mezz. I could see most everything. I'd imagine it might be partial view for some stuff, but the set tends to move center stage and a lot of the staging is done center stage, so I don't think you'd have a bad time or anything.
