Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre
Seating Chart

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Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre Capacity

The Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre New York has a capacity of 1043 seats. Section capacities are 648 Orchestra and 395 Mezzanine. Use our interactive seating chart to view 440 seat reviews and 417 photos of views from seat.

The Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre seating chart comprises two levels, with three Boxes at either side of the auditorium. The Orchestra is the largest main seating area, and splits into Left, Right and Center. Views are best in the Center Orchestra, although seats beyond row Q are affected by the Mezzanine overhang. Seats at the sides and rear of the Mezzanine can feel more partial and distant, but the vast majority of the Mezzanine offers very good, sweeping views of the stage in this mid-size theater.

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Good value seats

There are a few options for good value seats which don’t compromise on quality. Rows K-O in the Center Orchestra are unobstructed and detailed, but cheaper than premium, whilst rows E-G in the Center Mezzanine make the most of a great rake for aerial views which cover the entire stage below.

Premium seats

Premium seats in the Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre are in rows C-E of the Center Orchestra, which are intimate but not too close for comfort; and rows A and B of the Center Mezzanine. These seats have excellent overhead views perfect for appreciating the stage in one sweep. They don’t miss out on proximity either: hanging over Orchestra row J, they afford a relatively close view.