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The Broadhurst Theatre New York has a capacity of 1150 seats. Section capacities are 709 Orchestra and 441 Mezzanine. Use our interactive seating chart to view 625 seat reviews and 593 view from seat photos.
The Broadhurst Theatre has two main levels of seating – an Orchestra and a Mezzanine – as well as Boxes and some standing spaces. Both levels split into Left, Right and Center sections, with the most desirable seats in the middle of the Center Orchestra and front two rows of the Center Mezzanine. The wide auditorium means sightlines remain expansive wherever you sit, although towards the edges views become gradually less comprehensive. Far-side seats in the Orchestra are particularly affected by structural features blocking parts of the stage.
Patrons visiting the Broadhurst Theatre can enjoy a good view of the stage without paying top prices. In the Center Orchestra, rows G-O are head-on and clear, and a bit cheaper than the premium seats in front. In the Mezzanine, Center rows C-F have enough rake to see over the top of heads, offering elevated and wide sightlines at good value.
For premium seating in the Broadhurst Theatre, rows D-G of the Center Orchestra aren’t too close to the stage to cause discomfort, or too far away to disadvantage the view. Row A of the Center Mezzanine is also incredibly popular because it has an excellent elevated perspective for enjoying grand musicals and dramas.
