Hello all! I'm looking into buying tickets for AVENUE Q, and I was wondering if this show is better experienced close up or far back. Thanks for the help!
There really aren't any bad seats in that house, but since there's a little bit of action above, I wouldn't sit in the very back few rows of the orchestra. Great show!
Anything from Row M forward is great, you won't miss anything that way. You could also sit upstairs, the mezzanine is great there. The show really holds up, they have a great cast in there now.
Sure it's one size smaller than the MINIMUM requirement for a b'way theater. Aren't most b'way theaters 2 and even three times that amount? And of course, touring houses are even bigger (for the most part).
Jane -- and truly, I wasn't looking to argue, I was just explaining my thought. I wasn't really comparing it to other off b'way theaters, just what I suspect most people think of as a theater -- which has a tendency to be much bigger. No harm, no foul (intended).
The theater technically seats 499, however it actually seats a few less. Row P is the only row where you will miss the things happening high up onstage.
Dramamamma, that house is the very largest an off broadway house can be before it qualifies as a broadway house. Theaters 2 and 4 are what I call medium sized off broadway, at approx. 350 each, and then there's house 5 with 199. So that's why I was saying stage 3 really isn't "small."
It was the way we interpreted small, so that's why we differed. No prob!
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Posted: 1/16/13 at 06:16pm