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Apr 26th, 2012, 10:33 AM
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Yes, I agree this show is still sold out every night, so get whatever tickets you can get and enjoy the show. I have a friend in the pit and he says the show is still full everynight, so grab the tickets asap.
Apr 26th, 2012, 10:46 AM
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Perhaps the OP is getting the tix from a reseller but nonethe less...
You have reviewed the seating chart to see that the seats are on the aisle?
http://gershwintheatre.com/theatre_f...ershwin-BO.pdf
Are you looking for people to say there is a pillar in your way or some other obstacle because from the seating chart those seats look really good.
You have reviewed the seating chart to see that the seats are on the aisle?
http://gershwintheatre.com/theatre_f...ershwin-BO.pdf
Are you looking for people to say there is a pillar in your way or some other obstacle because from the seating chart those seats look really good.
Apr 26th, 2012, 11:00 AM
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Those are wonderful seats. I love sitting on the aisle seat of a side section as I can stretch out better, and particularly the seat on the aisle gives a nice view with no heads in the way, although that really isn't much of an issue in The Gershwin anyway as the seats are nicely elevated.
Apr 26th, 2012, 11:59 AM
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There's no way I'd want to sit in row T instead of N -- why would you want to be further back? Others might disagree about D 101 and 102 (assuming you mean in orchestra and NOT in the mezzanine), but I'd grab those first. That is the ninth row, on the aisle. In my book nine rows back is far enough to fully appreciate the spectacle of the show, yet still see expressions on the faces of actors.
Apr 26th, 2012, 01:32 PM
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Being further back in the Orchestra would be fine as long as the first mezzanine isn't above your head.
Are you looking at the seating chart on the Gershwin's site? Obstructed seats are clearly indicated in the pricing.
Are you looking at the seating chart on the Gershwin's site? Obstructed seats are clearly indicated in the pricing.
