Bernard B. Jacobs Theatre seating chart

Orchestra

• 613 seats
• Rows AA-R
  
  
• The Orchestra section is spread across Left, Right, and Center areas. Additionally, elevated Boxes on each side accommodate 16 viewers each, offering angled perspectives.
• The primary sections are demarcated by aisles. Despite its size, the Orchestra maintains an intimate ambience, ensuring engaging views. However, beyond row O, the overhanging Mezzanine (above row I) slightly intrudes on the stage's top.
• Seats nearer to the outer aisles in the Left and Right Orchestra may offer partial views. For optimal views and premium seating, rows A to D, particularly in the Center Orchestra, are highly recommended.
• The Orchestra accommodates seven wheelchair spaces in its rear section, along with seven transfer seats.

Mezzanine

• 428 seats
• Rows A-K

• Elevated above the Orchestra, the Mezzanine is divided into Left, Right, and Center blocks. A horizontal aisle separates rows E and G into front and rear sections.
• With a good rake from front to back, many seats offer an intimate feel and detailed views. However, seats in the double-digit rows of the Left and Right Mezzanine may have partial views due to their far-end position.
• For optimal sightlines, the Center Mezzanine, especially rows A and B, is recommended. Legroom can be tight in the Mezzanine, so patrons seeking comfort should opt for aisle seats, preferably on the inner side.
• The section offers five transfer seats, but accessibility is restricted to stairs, requiring caution for patrons with limited mobility. Prices in the Mezzanine vary, with cheaper options towards the back and sides.

Best views of the stage

• Orchestra: Prime seats in rows A to D offer unparalleled views of the stage.
• Mezzanine: Rows A to C, seats 101 to 114, provide exceptional sightlines for an immersive experience.