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The James Earl Jones Theatre New York has a capacity of 1063 seats. Section capacities are 498 Orchestra, 275 Mezzanine and 290 Balcony. Use our interactive seating chart to view 589 seat reviews and 565 view from seat photos.
The James Earl Jones Theatre has a classic Broadway auditorium, with seating spread across the Orchestra, Mezzanine and Balcony. The Orchestra is the largest section, split into Left, Right and Center; the Mezzanine and Balcony above are similarly laid out, although about half the size. Views are generally very good across all three sections. An excellent view is afforded from the Center Orchestra and the front rows of the Center Mezzanine in particular. On all levels, sightlines are more partial at the sides. The Balcony is very steep and cramped compared to the lower two seating areas.
There are plenty of good value seats at the James Earl Jones Theatre. Rows E to J in the Center Orchestra are cheaper than premium with a good view of the stage, whilst the back rows of the Mezzanine benefit from their overhead position. For patrons on a strict budget, you can’t go wrong with one of the very affordable Balcony seats.
The best seats in the James Earl Jones Theatre are across the front rows of the Center Orchestra and Center Mezzanine. For patrons preferring a really intimate view of the show, the front rows of the Orchestra are ideal. Those who like more of an overview can opt for the premium row A in the Center Mezzanine.
