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Sections available in Gershwin Theater
Orchestra
The Orchestra section is the largest and closest to the stage, with 1290 seats and over 70 seats across. It has a center section and two side sections, each split into front and rear halves. Wheelchair-accessible seating for patrons and companions is available on the third floor at the rear of the Orchestra section.
For the best view, avoid the front rows, as the raised stage may cause neck strain. The ideal seating is between rows F and L, thanks to the incline (rake) in the seating arrangement. The Mezzanine overhang starts above row N, which might obstruct views of the stage's upper edge for those seated behind.
Mezzanine
The Mezzanine is a balcony above the Orchestra and stage, with a slight rake to minimize obstructed views from other patrons' heads. It has a central section and two side sections with aisles, totalling 636 seats, about half the size of the Orchestra.
The Left and Right sections curve around the sides, resembling traditional theatre boxes and offering a side-on view. The front row of the Center section provides the best view of the Mezzanine. Although not as close as the Orchestra, the distance offers a full view of the stage without the need to turn your head, which can be common with closer Orchestra seats. The Mezzanine has designated wheelchair-accessible seating with step-free access for patrons and their companions.
Accessible seating in Gershwin Theater
- Orchestra: Designated wheelchair and companion seating is available in the rear of the Orchestra (3rd floor). These seats are conveniently located near the main lobby elevator specifically reserved for guests with disabilities. Please note that the front Orchestra cannot be reached by elevators or escalators.
- Mezzanine: The Mezzanine (4th floor) also boasts designated wheelchair and companion seating. These are accessible from the main lobby via the elevator reserved for guests with disabilities.
Frequently asked questions about Gershwin Theater seating chart
Where are the best seats in Gershwin Theater?
Aim for the Center Orchestra (Rows D-M) or the front row of the Center Mezzanine (A-C). Both offer excellent sightlines, with the Orchestra getting you closest to the action.
What show is playing at Gershwin Theater?
Gershwin Theater is playing Wicked.
Which section of Gershwin Theater has wheelchair accessibility?
Both Orchestra (rear) and Mezzanine have designated wheelchair & companion seating accessible by elevators reserved for guests with disabilities.
Which seats in Gershwin Theater provide value for money?
Try Orchestra sides (ends of rows) or back Orchestra (beyond row M). In the Mezzanine, consider back rows (from F onwards). These offer decent views at a lower price, but remember, some limitations might exist compared to center seats.
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