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The Gershwin Theatre New York has a capacity of 1927 seats. Section capacities are 1291 Orchestra and 636 Mezzanine. Use our interactive seating chart to view 500 seat reviews and 470 photos of views from seat.
The Gershwin Theatre's expansive auditorium comprises two levels: an Orchestra on the ground and Mezzanine above. Each can be roughly split into three sections: Left, Center and Right. Rear Mezzanine seats are a considerable distance from the stage, so it may not be possible to make out facial expressions from here. Conversely, the Center Orchestra’s front seats are close to the action but may require upward neck craning. An excellent sightline is offered from the middle of Center Orchestra and the front rows of Center Mezzanine.
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The rear and the sides of the Orchestra are reasonably priced while still offering a decent view of the stage, but the view becomes more restricted towards the very front extreme sides. The rear and side Mezzanine seats are among the cheapest in the house. Although further away from the action, they benefit from raked positioning, giving a full-stage view with no obstructions. For large-scale musicals like Wicked, the distance means ensemble dance numbers can be fully appreciated, making up for the fact that you may not be able to make out facial expressions.
The middle-front seats of Center Orchestra are the most expensive and most desirable due to their unparalleled view. The front row of Center Mezzanine also offers excellent views, albeit from a little further back, and represents the premium seating area in this upper level. Expect to pay a higher price per seat than any other Mezzanine spot for the privilege.
