Nederlander Theatre seating chart, Broadway, New York

Value for money seats

• Orchestra (Rows L-O): While not the closest, these upper Orchestra seats offer a good value compared to premium Orchestra seating.
• Mezzanine (Center, Rows A-E): These center seats in the Mezzanine provide a decent overall view of the stage at a more affordable price point.

Best views of the stage

• Orchestra (A-D, Center): These center seats in the middle rows of the Orchestra offer an exceptional, direct view of the stage, perfect for catching all the action.
• Mezzanine (A-B, Center): For a fantastic panoramic view of the entire stage, grab the coveted center seats in the first two rows of the Mezzanine.

Orchestra

• 580 seats
• Rows AA-Q

• The orchestra section offers the closest perspective of the stage. However, some limitations come into play as you move further back and to the sides. The Mezzanine overhang starts affecting sightlines by row M, significantly impacting the view by row Q.
• Additionally, the shallow rake can be a challenge for shorter patrons with potentially obstructed views by those in front. For the best overall experience, prioritize Center Orchestra seats between rows B and C, extending up to K.
• These offer a clear, direct view of the stage without feeling uncomfortably close to the action. Aisle seats are also a plus, especially for taller audience members who might appreciate the extra legroom.
• The good news is that the Orchestra is accessible for patrons with limited mobility, with six designated wheelchair spaces available for booking.

Mezzanine

• 590 seats
• Rows A-P

• The Mezzanine is divided into Left, Right, and Center sections (plus private Boxes for two on each side).
• The steep rake generally offers clear sightlines, but venture beyond the entrance between rows E and G, and the experience becomes more distant.
• For the best blend of proximity and a central view, target Center Mezzanine seats in rows B and C. However, some areas are less ideal: shorter patrons might be obstructed by the safety bar in row A, while double-digit numbered seats on the Left/Right Mezzanine have a more angled view, potentially cutting off some stage action.
• The back rows are a great choice, though consider an aisle seat for extra comfort. Keep in mind there are transfer seats with aisle access, but the Mezzanine lacks elevator access.