Longacre Theatre
Seating Chart

Seating at the Longacre Theatre is split across three levels, with the largest number in the Orchestra. The Orchestra splits into Left, Right and Center, with views best in the middle, a few rows back. The Center Mezzanine is perfect for patrons wanting an elevated view, whilst the Balcony is more distant and safety bars, height and thin pillars can affect sightlines. Boxes are available for side-on, intimate seating, and across all levels seats further to the sides become more obstructed.

Best Seats for Two Strangers Carry a Cake Broadway

• The best seats money can buy are in the centre Orchestra, Rows D-K. These rows are well staggered, meaning minimal obstruction from anyone tall sitting in front of you.
• Two Strangers (Carry A Cake Across New York) is a two-hander with a minimal set. Orchestra seats will give you a great view of the actors’ facial expressions and details, but the Mezzanine and Balcony still offer great views, albeit further away.
• Legroom is best in the Orchestra and Mezzanine sections. The Balcony and front row of the Orchestra are tight for legroom, so might not be great choices if you are taller.
• For budget options, most of the action in Two Strangers takes place front and centre on the stage, so even seats listed as obstructed have minimal sightline issues.

Good value seats

There are a couple of options for good value seating at the Longacre Theatre. Rows L-N in the Center Orchestra are cheaper than premium. From here, patrons can still take in the details of a play and don’t have to look up at the stage. The middle rows in the Center Mezzanine are also a good value option for elevated sightlines that don’t feel distant.

Premium seats

The best, premium seats are across rows D-L of the Center Mezzanine. Views across this range are clear, intimate and detailed – perfect for admiring subtle acting. In the Mezzanine, rows A and B of the Center are equally sought after, with a price to reflect their desirable elevated position.