Belasco Theatre
Seating Chart

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Belasco Theatre Capacity

The Belasco Theatre New York has a capacity of 996 seats. Section capacities are 513 Orchestra, 283 Mezzanine and 200 Balcony. Use our interactive seating chart to view 503 seat reviews and 485 photos of views from seat.

Belasco Theatre seating is split across three levels, with around half of seats situated in the Orchestra. The Orchestra seating chart splits into Left, Center and Right, with views best in the middle. The Mezzanine’s center seats also offer good views for patrons wanting to sit further back whilst the Balcony is more distant, with some restrictions caused by safety bars and side angles. Boxes are available for side-on, intimate seating, and it’s worth noting that across all levels seats further to the sides become more obstructed.

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Good value seats

The rear Center Orchestra is a price bracket below premium; thanks to the smaller auditorium, seats do not feel too distant. Sitting centrally in rows G-O is a good bet for best value seats. Central seats a couple of rows back in the Mezzanine offer a fair view at cheaper prices, although in both sections be aware that sitting to the side can cause restrictions from angles, safety bars or Boxes.

Premium seats

The best seats in the house are Center Orchestra towards the front. In particular, rows B-D aren’t so close to the stage to necessitate neck craning, instead offering a comfortable position to enjoy an intimate drama. Row A of the Mezzanine is also top price with a sweeping view, although some patrons may find the safety bar obstructs the bottom of the stage.

Belasco Theatre has in recent years added premium, immersive onstage seating for some productions.