St. James Theatre

Good view of whole stage. 101 is aisle seat.

Cramped seats, but a good view. Have to lean forward a bit otherwise the balcony railing blocks your view.

Aisle seat, great sight lines, especially for this show - far right side of the house lets you see his hands when he plays the piano.

A bit of an obstructed view to the side and the top. But as long as no head blocks your view its fine.

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.

Lottery seat for $30. I leaned forward a bit thinking I would have to, but that wasn't necessary. Not the greatest seat, sure, but pretty good for the price. I could see everything, albeit from a distance.

Some backdrop elements get blocked. As long as no head blocks your view, it's decent.

Not bad considering it was high up . I could still make out faces without binoculars although they might have helped . Was good for the price .

This is a good view, but some actions on the beginning of stage was difficult to see.

Great seats. The only bad thing is that we kind of had to lean over to see the whole stage. Best option if you want to sit in the balcony to save money.

Too far back. Can't see faces well. No obstruction. Binoculars recommended.

Have to lean forward to see over the railings and tech, can't make out faces. Legroom tight. Although the view is good, it's far. Was $100 when I went months ago, but is now $57 and worth the price.

Good seats, plenty of leg room. A little far away but you have a good, full view of the stage.

Front row balcony - great seat! (I did use binoculars to see the costuming details.) I'm happy we were up above for this show because of the lighting effects on the stage.