A Bronx Tale Seating

[helso1]

Posted: 10/19/17 at 8:07am

Hi there,

I wonder if you can offer any help, I'm not sure if this has been asked already my apologies if so. I am hoping to see A Bronx Tale on my visit over to NY next month. I can get the $57 Orchestra row B seats 2 & 4. I just wondered if anyone had sat in them and would you recommend or are they too restricted and will we miss a lot.

Many thanks

[VintageSnarker]

Posted: 10/19/17 at 11:19am

I would try to sit farther back or closer to center orchestra. I forget exactly where we sat but those first few rows to the side are brutal. You're right near the speakers and it's hard to see a good chunk of the stage from that angle. 

[Melanie73]

Posted: 10/19/17 at 1:05pm

Those are the first two seats from the aisle, right?  If so, I feel like the first two seats from the aisle, even in the second row, would be fine!  The second time I saw the show, I was allowed to move to the front row on the side orchestra after intermission because no one was sitting in those seats, and I thought the view was great!  I don't think you would be quite far back enough to be affected that much (if at all) by the speakers, especially if you're getting the first two seats off the aisle.

[UncleCharlie]

Posted: 10/19/17 at 1:23pm

When I went, I sat in D10. I missed a little in the corner but nothing really important and it was great being so close. I was very happy with the seat overall. I would imagine B2&4, you would miss very little, if anything. At $57 seems like a good deal. I'd probably grab them.

[helso1]

Posted: 10/20/17 at 6:56am

Hi there,

Thanks so much for the replies. Still trying to decide if its worth paying double for a seat further back. Concerned about the post where it says those seats are brutal eek! Have screen capped the seats its offering me.

Thanks again

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[VintageSnarker]

Posted: 10/20/17 at 12:44pm

@helso1 I don't know the exact number, but in row C and D I mean the two seats at the end of the row (the ones that aren't highlighted orange). I think you should be OK with those two seats in row B on the aisle if that's the best deal you can get. There's a part where people are locked in a bathroom. That side of the stage is the only thing I think you might have trouble seeing. Most of the important action is in the center or towards the right so you should be fine. Enjoy the show!

Just curious... are you coming before November 5? Hopefully you get to see Bobby Conte Thorton before he leaves. 

[helso1]

Posted: 10/28/17 at 4:09am

VintageSnarker said: "@helso1 I don't know the exact number, but in row C and D I mean the two seats at the end of the row (the ones that aren't highlighted orange). I think you should be OK with those two seats in row B on the aisle if that's the best deal you can get. There's a part where people are locked in a bathroom. That side of the stage is the only thing I think you might have trouble seeing. Most of the important action is in the center or towards the right so you should be fine. Enjoy the show!

Just curious... are you coming before November 5? Hopefully you get to see Bobby Conte Thorton before he leaves."

Hi there,

Sorry for late reply, just to let you know went with the row B’s. Hopefully the view should be ok. Thank you all so much for your help and advice! I’ll report back and let you know how it is.

Sadly, heading over the end of November. It seems I’ve chosen the worst time missing Bobby and Ben Platt both by a couple of weeks! Oh well excited to see both shows still!

Thanks again,

Helen

[WestCoastActor/Director]

Posted: 10/28/17 at 12:35pm

I sat a couple rows back from there but a couple seats in. During some of the big numbers I missed a whole fourth of the stage. I complain to Telecharge they were not being advertised as partial view. The theater said they were not partial view. There was a light post in front of me for part of the show.

Saw the show again from the center of the mezzanine. Much better view and a much better price.