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Got this seat via TodayTix. A great central view of the cast and the orchestra with everything in view and no obstructions.

Last row of the mezzanine. May feel far away at first, but you get used to it quickly. Everything is in view, including what is on the screens behind the company, whose expressions may require binoculars to be seen for those who like a closer view.

You may feel very off to the side at first, but there is nothing very important that is out of view. Every bit of the action is still visible and every expression is on full display.

Second to last row of the mezzanine. This is a smaller theatre, so you are still close enough to make out expressions without binoculars. There are zero obstructions and everything on the stage is in view at all times.

Second to last row of the mezzanine. A great view of all the action onstage and close enough to make out expressions (I would still bring binoculars if you like a closer view). The only thing that is out of view is the top of the "Joe's Pie Diner" sign, but other than that, no obstructions.

I would only sit here if you have seen the show before, but even if it isn't, not too much is out of view and you almost feel like you are onstage. The actors come very close to you and you can see every single expression perfectly.

High up, but if you're seeing this show on a budget, then this is the seat for you. No obstructions and a perfect view of everything. Expressions are not difficult to make out, but if you want, you can bring binoculars.

Last row of the mezzanine. The size of the stage doesn't make the action seem far away, but I would bring binoculars to perfectly see the expressions on everyone's faces. No obstructions and an excellent seat if you are on a budget.

Got this seat through TodayTix! Sitting this close, especially since it's a smaller theatre, you almost feel like you are onstage. You can see every single expression perfectly and every bit of the action is in view at all times. Fantastic seat for an equally fantastic show!

Second to last row of the mezzanine. This may be on the very far right side, but the view is absolutely incredible. Since it's a smaller theatre, you feel closer to the stage and the company who brings this incredible story to life! The only thing that's out of view is the violinist during Act 2. Well worth the money!

It may be labeled as partial view, but if you're seeing this spectacular spectacular on a budget, then you can't go wrong with a seat like this! Only a bit of the action is obstructed, and the close proximity to the actors and actresses will more than make up for what you won't see!

Second to last row. Only a tiny bit difficult to make out expressions. Overall a great seat for the price!

A perfect view of everything that happens onstage (even though expressions can be a little hard to make out at times), with a good amount of legroom to go with it.

Fantastic view of all the action onstage as well as expressions. Close to the stage and well worth the money.

Fantastic view of the entire stage and lots of legroom, but binoculars are recommended for seeing expressions.

Fantastic view of the entire stage and lots of legroom, but binoculars are recommended for seeing expressions.

Holy moly! This seat is so close to the stage!! Great view of the entire stage and so close to the action!!!

This seat is absolutely perfect! The only obstruction is at the very lip of the stage, but not much happens there, so you won't have to lean forward a lot. All of the action is in view, the seat is very comfortable and there is a decent amount of legroom as well. This is an amazing seat for the price!

Second to last row. Way high up, but still offers a good view of everything. Binoculars might be ideal for those who like a closer view.

Relatively close to the stage, but the overhang might be a problem for those who like a full view. Still, not bad.