- Considered the "sweet spot" of the theatre
- Best overall sound and sightlines
- Usually the most expensive seats
- May be obstructed by the front of the stage or the overhang of the mezzanine
Mezzanine
- Usually the next best seats after the center orchestra
- Good overall sound and sightlines
- Often less expensive than center orchestra seats
- May also be obstructed by the front of the stage or the overhang of the balcony
Front Orchestra
- Close to the stage, provides a more intimate experience
- Sound and sightlines can be good, but may be affected by the angle of the seat
- Often less expensive than center orchestra seats
- May be obstructed by the orchestra pit
Balcony
- Located in the back of the theatre, usually the highest level of seating
- Can offer good sightlines, but sound quality may be affected by the distance from the stage
- Often the least expensive seats
- May be obstructed by the overhang of the mezzanine or the balcony railing
Side Orchestra
- Located on the sides of the theatre, can offer good sightlines but sound quality may be affected by the angle of the seat
- Often less expensive than center orchestra seats
- May be obstructed by the stage curtain or the edge of the orchestra pit
Boxes
- Private seating areas on the sides of the theatre
- Offer excellent sightlines and acoustics
- The most expensive seats in the theatre