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The Broadway Theatre Front Mezzanine is the smallest section in the venue, with just 250 seats split across two larger central blocks and two smaller side blocks. There are six rows from A to F, with stepped aisles running between.
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Rows D and E in the Front Mezzanine have enough rake for clean and not-too-distant overhead views. The Rear Mezzanine, although distant and less immersive, can be good for bargains. The best affordable seats here are in rows A to C.
The Right Orchestra comprises 24 rows from B at the front to Y at the rear. Odd-numbered seats escalate from 1 to 27 at the far side, although the front rows are shorter. Views are best from single-digit seats in rows D-G, which sit at an ideal distance from the stage.
