Broadhurst Theatre seating chart, Broadway, New York

Value for money seats

• Center Orchestra: Strike a balance between affordability and a great view! Seats in rows F-O offer a clear perspective of the stage at a more budget-friendly price point compared to the premium front rows.
• Center Mezzanine: Enjoy a different vantage point without sacrificing value. The Center Mezzanine (rows C to F) provides a decent overall view of the stage at a more attractive price compared to front-row seats.

Best views of the stage

• Center Orchestra: Immerse yourself in the action with these Center Orchestra seats in rows D to K. They offer a clear, direct view of the entire stage, perfect for catching every detail of the performance.
• Center Mezzanine: For a fantastic panoramic view of the stage, snag the coveted Center Mezzanine seats in the first four rows (A-D). This elevated perspective allows you to take in the entire spectacle.

Orchestra

• 733 seats
• Rows BB-T

• The Orchestra is divided into left, right and center sections. However, keep in mind a few elements that can affect sightlines. The Mezzanine overhang starts affecting the view by row K and becomes significant by row R.
• Additionally, the side Boxes and shallow rake can obstruct views for shorter audience members if someone taller sits in front.
• The sweet spot lies in Center Orchestra seats between D and K. These skip the potentially cramped feeling of the front few rows and offer a clear, overall view of the stage, ideal for appreciating elaborate set designs.
• While seats further back in the Left and Right Orchestra offer some value, they may have limited views of the stage's edges.
• The good news is that the Orchestra is accessible for patrons with limited mobility, with designated wheelchair and transfer seating available in the middle and back rows.

Mezzanine

• 429 seats
• Rows A-L

• Rising above the Orchestra, the Mezzanine is spread across left, right and center sections, all benefiting from the theatre's wide design for impressive sightlines. The coveted spots are in Center Mezzanine, Rows A and B, offering a fantastic, elevated view directly in front of the stage.
• Thanks to the good rake, even seats further back provide decent visibility, though those on the far left or right sides might have slightly obstructed views.
• Keep in mind that the Mezzanine can feel cramped in the center rows, especially for taller patrons. For extra legroom, snag an aisle seat to stretch out comfortably.
• While there are no designated wheelchair spaces, eight transfer seats are scattered throughout the section. However, due to the presence of stairs leading up to and within the Mezzanine, patrons with limited mobility should check accessibility before booking.