St. James Theatre

Great seat! If you’re short like me you have to lean forward a little to see the whole stage, but that didn’t bother me at all!

High up, but can see everything - only had to lean forward twice when an actor was on the floor - but nothing major. I'm 5'6", someone shorter may have more trouble.

A little high up, but no heads in your way!

Bar in way, good seat otherwise! Seat 31 to the right is better- no seat directly in front, more leg room.

This seat was high up, but still good. The bar can be a bit annoying, but a bit of angling my head up down or around and I could see the whole stage.

Railing may cause a problem for shorter people. I'm 6'1" and I had to lean slightly forward when the actors were down stage.

Way better seat than I was expecting! The balcony is pretty high up but the first row was great! I don't think I would sit in any other row besides this one. It didn't feel too far and I could see the actors faces pretty well! I would sit here again for the good price!

Lottery seat. Not the best seat. The bar in annoying and you miss most of stage left unless you really lean forward. You cannot see the actors facial expressions

Really high up and really problematic with a head blocking your view. I moved to the back of the mezzanine during intermission. That was a better seat.

This seat was not that good. The person diagonally in front of me blocked a lot of my view. I had to lean forward a lot when the performers were at the front of the stage. I would not recommend this seat.

High up, but good tradeoff for ticket price. Could see stage fine. Sound was good

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.