Emerson Colonial Theatre

Excellent seat (even though it's 4 rows from the back). This seat is right in the center with a great view of the entire stage.

Seat is close enough to really see performers faces. Can't see the right wall on stage. Seats are tight.

Decent seats, especially with ArtsBos discount. Very partially obscured view, just very edge of stage, don’t miss anything.

Excellent seats

Handrail obstructed a very little bit but there was leg room.

Very good view from Dress Circle, G7 (better than blurry photo indicates, actually). No complaints, though leg room is a little tight.

Excellent seats for viewing! Steep. Small seats and little leg room. Half price too!

View of Stage Right is partially obstructed (particularly the upstage corner) by any sound system setup. The actors are visible enough in general, though, even with a full crowd.

Speaker tower blocks stage right set walls but the real issue is the extraordinarily little amount of leg room. At 6'1" my knees are in the back of the person in front of me. If you are at all tall or wide, aisle seats are a must in this theatre or else

Partially obscured view - may depend on show how much impact it has

Slightly obstructed view of the far left (stage right) side of stage. Still could see most of the action, but take note: Several people in the row in front of us moved back to ours, so I believe they had serious trouble viewing, but we were okay (K13,15)

Not a bad seat! Decent view, slightly obscured, but you won't miss any of the action. It's pretty cramped, and some of the lights flash right in your face, but it's an exciting show, so it was still a great experience!

Awesome seats for the tryout of the amazing new musical which will make Hamilton affordable!

We paid premium pricing for these seats and were never told they would be severely obstructed. We could not see most of the show. Only if they were on far right of stage or up front. Very disappointed. Show was fabulous from what I heard.

Great view! One or two seats over has a pole blocking the view.