Richard Rodgers Theatre » secção Orchestra R

Fantastic seats! Stage floor is slightly above seats so you are looking up and sometimes it is hard to see the actors feet. But, in spite of that you feel as though you are practically on stage with the cast. INCREDIBLE!

Could see the tears on the actors' faces.

These seats were a lottery win! Amazing seats! You can see every expression on the actors' faces. You don't have to look up to see, but don't see their feet much. You miss a couple of seconds of acting on the top right, but nothing to worry about. Good leg room.

Great seat!!! Could see all the sweat spit and tears on their faces haha. The platform directly above me I couldn't see as well and occasionally I had to lean over to see through people's heads.

Really great seat. You have to look up to see performers along the top right of the stage.

Very close to actors. Guaranteed to have Jonathan Groff spit on you! Guaranteed to have Lin make eye contact with you!

Lotto seat! Pretty far over, but you don’t miss anything other than maybe having to look up during one very short scene on the balcony above. It’s a great vantage point for facial expressions and smaller interactions you wouldn’t pick up from further back!

Partial view. Didn't miss much. Only a couple of scenes where you couldn't see 5 seconds of a performance. Worth it to see Hamilton!

Incredible view. You can see all the emotions on the cast's faces without compromising your view of the show.

Amazing view very little missed as labeled as partial view. Lots of leg room

Probably could've taken a better photo, I was slightly sick and excited out of my MIND that night. Anyways: INCREDIBLE SEATS, undeniably close to the actors but not close enough to be in the spit-zone. LMM looked at me a couple times and it was awesome.

Didn't see a little part of the right balcony but overall amazing seats

Couldn't be a better view! Definitely not too close to the stage.

Partial view

The last seat in the 3rd row. Very obstructed view - could not see anything on the platform or far right side of stage. Nice to have the actors so close, but their backs were often to us.