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The Stephen Sondheim Theatre New York has a capacity of 1026 seats. Section capacities are 669 Orchestra and 357 Mezzanine. Use our interactive seating chart to view 538 seat reviews and 508 photos of views from seat.
The Stephen Sondheim Theatre's seating is spread across the Orchestra and Mezzanines above. The Orchestra is the largest section, split into Left, Right and Center, with generally good views aided by stepped rows at the back to see over heads in front. The Mezzanine also has three blocks of seats, with a very good rake and intimate size making every seat a more than fair choice for watching a show. In both sections, views are more partial at the sides.
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There are plenty of good value seats at the Stephen Sondheim Theatre, with rows H to L in the Orchestra offering a decent look at the stage for less than premium. A lot of seats in the Mezzanine are also very good for theatergoers on a budget, with excellent views even in the cheapest back rows.
The best seats in the Stephen Sondheim Theatre are across the front rows of the Center Orchestra and Center Mezzanine. In particular, rows C to G, Center Orchestra sit at a very desirable distance from the stage that makes the most of proximity without being uncomfortable. In the center Mezzanine, rows AA and BB are highly prized for their unbeatable overhead views of the stage, perfect for watching a musical.
