Shubert Theatre

Not bad distance from stage but balcony ceiling partly obstructs top view.

Flawless view

Fantastic seat.

Labeled “Partial View”, and you can’t see the back right corner of the stage, but the central action was plainly visible.

Great view for $49 dollars! You have to lean a bit

Missed a decent amount of performance at front of stage

Decent view, if you don’t have someone tall in front of you. I’m not short and don’t usually experience this, so the theater must have poor grading. I saw about 50% of the actors’ performances.

It’s not a terrible view. The people sitting in the box obstruct the left side. I would have rather sat on the right side because a lot of action happens on the left side and I had to lean across my girlfriend to see some moments. Good leg room on the end.

View is significantly restricted by row in front and pole, despite there being no partial view warning when buying. There is no one behind or directly to the left, so I stood for most of the play. Standing room in Orchestra is much better value. I am 5'10

The pole is an annoyance and the seat is too far back to see the action on the front of the stage. Avoid it if you can. Also, no elevator for mezz or balcony.

Comfortable seat. Generally good view except for the stage far right. Sound was good. Not roomy but descent legroom.

Seat was reasonably comfortable, not a lot of elbow room but slightly more legroom than some of the older theaters. Great view. Sound was also very good.

Had to lean to see things. Center is better than side for this show.

Back row. Had to lean to see some portions. Overall good seat!

Box D is located on the right/balcony level. While you can't see anything on the right side of the stage, for this play the majority of action was center and stage left, so it really wasn't an issue.