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Lyric Theatre seating chart, Broadway, New York

Q: What show is playing at Lyric Theatre?

Lyric Theatre is playing Harry Potter and the Cursed Child.

Looking to get the best out of your experience? Check out our Lyric Theatre seating chart and get real-time seat availability, pricing, and insider tips on the best seats.

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Lyric Theatre seating chart

Value for money seats

Balcony (A-J): Seats toward the end of each row in the Balcony are more affordable while still giving you decent views of the performance. The seats in the front rows (A-C) offer better views at slightly higher rates. The Boxes along the sides have comfortable seating but may have partially restricted sightlines.
Dress Circle (E-H): This section has some of the best views of the stage thanks to both its elevation and a comfortable rake. The middle rows are your best bet for affordably priced seats with quality views.
Orchestra (K-P): For good value with decent views, try seats closer to the middle of the section, in the Second Orchestra, between seats 2-20 in the Right section and 1-19 in the Left section.

Best views of the stage

Orchestra (AA-J, Center): Nothing beats a stage-front view for shows at the Lyric Theatre especially with shows like Harry Potter and the Cursed Child that use high-level puppetry and stage design. Try seats closer to the center to really feel like you’re part of the show.
Dress Circle (A-D): Seats in the Dress Circle are a great way to enjoy the stage design and shows with larger, ensemble casts. For the best views from this section, try seats numbered 107-116, closer to the middle.
Balcony (A-C): The Center Balcony gives you a clearer view of the stage than the rear or side seats. Rows A and B offer the best views, while C offers decent views with legroom.

Sections available in Lyric Theatre

Orchestra

802 seats
Rows AA-ZZ
The Orchestra is split across the First Orchestra and Second Orchestra sections, each further divided into Left and Right sections.
Seats in this section are numbered differently from other theaters. The Left section holds seats with odd numbers and the Right section seats are in even numbers. If your row skips your seat number, don’t be too alarmed - it’s just on the other side.
The First Orchestra is closer to the stage and has some of the best views in the theater.
This section is not raked, so the rear seats of the Second Orchestra might have sightline restrictions for some parts of the performances. The First Orchestra, however, enjoys unobstructed views from most seats, with minor partial obstructions for the rear seats.
The Orchestra has accessible seating in Row J. Companion seats are also available. The section has step-free access and the accessible entrance is on 42nd Street, so all patrons with limited mobility can comfortably enjoy their experience at Lyric Theatre.

Dress Circle

476 seats
Rows A-M
The elevated, raked Dress Circle sits behind the Second Orchestra, overhanging it at Row Q.
It is split across Left, Right, and Center sections.
The section curves slightly at the ends, beyond which it extends into the private Boxes along the sides.
The Dress Circle offers a comprehensive view of the stage and is the perfect choice for theater buffs who take a keen interest in stage and crew work.
While the rake lets you see the stage from anywhere in the section, the center seats closer to the front are the best to get the most out of your experience.
The section has step-free accessible seating in the rear rows, and the section can be reached via an elevator, but the rest is accessible only via stairs equipped with handrails.

Balcony

344 seats
Rows A-H
The rear-most section in the auditorium, the Balcony sits at a pretty high elevation above the Dress Circle.
It is a smaller section split across Left, Right, and Center sections and it overhangs the Circle at Row E.
The seats in this section may not always give you a clear, unobstructed view of the stage, but they’re the most affordable.
For a good balance between the views and affordability, try the seats in the front rows.
Since there are no accessible seats in this section, it isn’t suitable for patrons with limited mobility.

Accessible seating in Lyric Theatre

Orchestra: Completely accessible via a step-free entrance on 42nd Street and step-free access to accessible seating in Row J. Companion seats are also available to book.
Dress Circle: Partially accessible via an elevator to reach the designated seats in the rear row. The rest of the section is accessible only via steps.
Balcony: Only accessible via steps or escalators and does not have any accessible seating options.

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Frequently asked questions about Lyric Theatre seating chart

Where are the best seats in Lyric Theatre?

You’ll get the clearest views of the stage from the Center of the First Orchestra (seats 1-7 and 2-8, Rows AA-J) and seats in the front rows of the Dress Circle (A-D). The Orchestra gives you an immersive experience while the Dress Circle lets you see the whole stage so you don’t miss any part of the performance.

What show is playing at Lyric Theatre?

Lyric Theatre is playing Harry Potter and the Cursed Child.

Which section of Lyric Theatre has wheelchair accessibility?

The Orchestra is fully accessible. It has step-free access from 42nd Street and is a non-raked or elevated section, so you can reach the designated accessible seats in Row J without any trouble. The rear row of the Dress Circle also has accessible seating, accessible via an elevator.

Which seats in Lyric Theatre provide value for money?

The seats in the Dress Circle are a good balance between decent views and affordable rates. Seats in Rows E-H give you good views without too much obstruction of your sightline. The most affordable seats are in the Balcony.

What is the Orchestra section in Lyric Theatre?

The Orchestra is the largest section with 802 seats. It has two sub-sections, the First Orchestra closer to the stage and the Second Orchestra behind it. The Orchestra has some of the best views in the theater, with seats closer to the Center of the First Orchestra offering an immersive experience that makes you feel like you’re part of the show.

What is the Dress Circle section in Lyric Theatre?

The Dress Circle is an elevated, raked section with 476 seats. It sits above and slighty behind the Orchestra, overhanging it at Row Q. This section has a more comprehensive view of the stage so you get to see the performance from a comfortable vantage point. Seats in the front rows of the Dress Circle are recommended for anyone particularly interested in props or stage and set design, and they are also a great choice for large-scale productions.

What is the Balcony section in Lyric Theatre?

The Balcony is an elevated and raked section above the Dress Circle. It has a capacity of 344 seats and is the most affordable section in the house. The rear seats tend to have obstructed views of the stage despite the elevation and rake, so front-row seats are recommended in this section.

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