Todd Haimes Theatre
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Todd Haimes Theatre Capacity

The Todd Haimes Theatre New York has a capacity of 740 seats. Section capacities are 471 Orchestra and 269 Mezzanine. Use our interactive seating chart to view 510 seat reviews and 496 photos of views from seat.

Todd Haimes Theatre is one of Broadway's smallest, with an intimate auditorium of seating spread across an Orchestra and Mezzanine. The Orchestra is the larger of the two, with seats organized into Left, Center and Right blocks divided by aisles. An excellent view from seat is afforded from the mid-front of the Center Orchestra, although from most areas the view is decent. The Mezzanine is more unique, being just one long section with no center aisles. Those sitting in the far rows and corners of both sections will experience more angled views than the rest of the seating chart.

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Good value seats

Depending on your budget, there are various options for good value seating. The middle rows of the Mezzanine have an overhead view of the stage for less than the premium front rows, whilst seats towards the inside of the Left and Right Orchestra don’t sit at too much of an angle. The Todd Haimes Theatre is a small venue with few truly bad seats, however.

Premium seats

The best seats in the Todd Haimes Theatre are towards the front of the Center Orchestra and rows A and B in the middle of the Mezzanine. In particular, rows C to H of the Orchestra are excellent for a comfortable yet intimate view of the stage, and row A of the Center Mezzanine is sought after for its sweeping angles.