Mainstage
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Mainstage – Views
Stage views are from our production of "Don't Dress For Dinner" and are for general reference of sight-lines, angles and distance from stage. Actual sets may vary for different productions. If you have questions about obstructed views or the best seating, please inquire at the Box Office before purchasing your tickets. Photos are taken at eye level for a person of average height (5'6"), in panoramic mode for closer seating and standard mode for seats with a full stage view.
A101
Row A seating is below stage level. Depending on furniture placement, and actor blocking, these seats may have obstructed views. Rows A-C are below the floor level. Railings are located at either side of the section, but you will need to use stairs to access these rows.
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A107
Row A seating is below stage level. Depending on furniture placement, and actor blocking, these seats may have obstructed views. Rows A-C are below the floor level. Railings are located at either side of the section, but you will need to use stairs to access these rows.
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A112
Row A seating is below stage level. Depending on furniture placement, and actor blocking, these seats may have obstructed views. Rows A-C are below the floor level. Railings are located at either side of the section, but you will need to use stairs to access these rows.
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C115
Rows A-C are below the floor level. Railings are located at either side of the section, but you will need to use stairs to access these rows.
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C111
Rows A-C are below the floor level. Railings are located at either side of the section, but you will need to use stairs to access these rows.
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C105
Rows A-C are below the floor level. Railings are located at either side of the section, but you will need to use stairs to access these rows.
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C101
Rows A-C are below the floor level. Railings are located at either side of the section, but you will need to use stairs to access these rows.
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D-Handicapped Seating (Right)
These seats are reserved for our patrons who require wheelchairs or walkers and cannot navigate stairs, as well as one companion. Seating can be removed to accommodate wheelchairs. Row D is at floor level with a wide aisle in front of it.
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D - Handicapped Seating (Left)
These seats are reserved for our patrons who require wheelchairs or walkers and cannot navigate stairs, as well as one companion. Seating can be removed to accommodate wheelchairs. Row D is at floor level with a wide aisle in front of it.
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D111
Row D seats are at floor level (no stairs), with a wide aisle directly in front. These seats are incredibly popular among our subscribers and tend to be among the first to be booked.
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D103
Row D seats are at floor level (no stairs), with a wide aisle directly in front. These seats are incredibly popular among our subscribers and tend to be among the first to be booked.
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F10
Rows E and up are above floor level and require stairs to access. Railings are located along the side walls, and at the aisles. Stairs are fairly shallow (approximately 6" high). Extreme outside edge seating in rows E & F are very slightly obstructed by the columns near the entrance.
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F9
Rows E and up are above floor level and require stairs to access. Railings are located along the side walls, and at the aisles. Stairs are fairly shallow (approximately 6" high). Extreme outside edge seating in rows E & F are very slightly obstructed by the columns near the entrance.
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F2
Rows E and up are above floor level and require stairs to access. Railings are located along the side walls, and at the aisles. Stairs are fairly shallow (approximately 6" high).
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F1
Rows E and up are above floor level and require stairs to access. Railings are located along the side walls, and at the aisles. Stairs are fairly shallow (approximately 6" high).
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F111
Rows E and up are above floor level and require stairs to access. Railings are located along the side walls, and at the aisles. Stairs are fairly shallow (approximately 6" high).
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F104
Rows E and up are above floor level and require stairs to access. Railings are located along the side walls, and at the aisles. Stairs are fairly shallow (approximately 6" high).
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F1
Rows E and up are above floor level and require stairs to access. Railings are located along the side walls, and at the aisles. Stairs are fairly shallow (approximately 6" high).
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H9
Rows E and up are above floor level and require stairs to access. Railings are located along the side walls, and at the aisles. Stairs are fairly shallow (approximately 6" high).
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H101
Rows E and up are above floor level and require stairs to access. Railings are located along the side walls, and at the aisles. Stairs are fairly shallow (approximately 6" high).
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H108
Rows E and up are above floor level and require stairs to access. Railings are located along the side walls, and at the aisles. Stairs are fairly shallow (approximately 6" high).
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H115
Rows E and up are above floor level and require stairs to access. Railings are located along the side walls, and at the aisles. Stairs are fairly shallow (approximately 6" high).
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H10
Rows E and up are above floor level and require stairs to access. Railings are located along the side walls, and at the aisles. Stairs are fairly shallow (approximately 6" high).
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J11
Rows E and up are above floor level and require stairs to access. Railings are located along the side walls, and at the aisles. Stairs are fairly shallow (approximately 6" high).
Note: Row I has a very wide aisle directly in front of it and is excellent for people who would like more leg room, or who do not like to have a head directly in front of them.
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J1
Rows E and up are above floor level and require stairs to access. Railings are located along the side walls, and at the aisles. Stairs are fairly shallow (approximately 6" high).
Note: Row I has a very wide aisle directly in front of it and is excellent for people who would like more leg room, or who do not like to have a head directly in front of them.
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J104
Rows E and up are above floor level and require stairs to access. Railings are located along the side walls, and at the aisles. Stairs are fairly shallow (approximately 6" high).
Note: Row I has a very wide aisle directly in front of it and is excellent for people who would like more leg room, or who do not like to have a head directly in front of them.
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J112
Rows E and up are above floor level and require stairs to access. Railings are located along the side walls, and at the aisles. Stairs are fairly shallow (approximately 6" high).
Note: Row I has a very wide aisle directly in front of it and is excellent for people who would like more leg room, or who do not like to have a head directly in front of them.
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J2
Rows E and up are above floor level and require stairs to access. Railings are located along the side walls, and at the aisles. Stairs are fairly shallow (approximately 6" high).
Note: Row I has a very wide aisle directly in front of it and is excellent for people who would like more leg room, or who do not like to have a head directly in front of them.
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J12
Rows E and up are above floor level and require stairs to access. Railings are located along the side walls, and at the aisles. Stairs are fairly shallow (approximately 6" high).
Note: Row I has a very wide aisle directly in front of it and is excellent for people who would like more leg room, or who do not like to have a head directly in front of them.
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L11
Rows E and up are above floor level and require stairs to access. Railings are located along the side walls, and at the aisles. Stairs are fairly shallow (approximately 6" high).
Rows in this area (L&M) are up three taller stairs (8") and are separated from the rows in front by a railing (the heavy black line in the diagram). These seats are still close enough to the stage that you won't miss most of the action, but are occasionally obstructed if the sets have a second storey level. You will be looking over the heads of the entire audience in these seats.
Row M chairs are not standard theatre chairs. They are barstool height with a low back to allow you to see over the people in front of you. If you have trouble sitting in higher chairs, please do not purchase these seats.
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L1
Rows E and up are above floor level and require stairs to access. Railings are located along the side walls, and at the aisles. Stairs are fairly shallow (approximately 6" high).
Rows in this area (L&M) are up three taller stairs (8") and are separated from the rows in front by a railing (the heavy black line in the diagram). These seats are still close enough to the stage that you won't miss most of the action, but are occasionally obstructed if the sets have a second storey level. You will be looking over the heads of the entire audience in these seats.
Row M chairs are not standard theatre chairs. They are barstool height with a low back to allow you to see over the people in front of you. If you have trouble sitting in higher chairs, please do not purchase these seats.
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L2
Rows E and up are above floor level and require stairs to access. Railings are located along the side walls, and at the aisles. Stairs are fairly shallow (approximately 6" high).
Rows in this area (L&M) are up three taller stairs (8") and are separated from the rows in front by a railing (the heavy black line in the diagram). These seats are still close enough to the stage that you won't miss most of the action, but are occasionally obstructed if the sets have a second storey level. You will be looking over the heads of the entire audience in these seats.
Row M chairs are not standard theatre chairs. They are barstool height with a low back to allow you to see over the people in front of you. If you have trouble sitting in higher chairs, please do not purchase these seats.
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L12
Rows E and up are above floor level and require stairs to access. Railings are located along the side walls, and at the aisles. Stairs are fairly shallow (approximately 6" high).
Rows in this area (L&M) are up three taller stairs (8") and are separated from the rows in front by a railing (the heavy black line in the diagram). These seats are still close enough to the stage that you won't miss most of the action, but are occasionally obstructed if the sets have a second storey level. You will be looking over the heads of the entire audience in these seats.
Row M chairs are not standard theatre chairs. They are barstool height with a low back to allow you to see over the people in front of you. If you have trouble sitting in higher chairs, please do not purchase these seats.
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L101
Rows E and up are above floor level and require stairs to access. Railings are located along the side walls, and at the aisles. Stairs are fairly shallow (approximately 6" high).
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L108
Rows E and up are above floor level and require stairs to access. Railings are located along the side walls, and at the aisles. Stairs are fairly shallow (approximately 6" high).
Rows in this area (L&M) are up three taller stairs (8") and are separated from the rows in front by a railing (the heavy black line in the diagram). These seats are still close enough to the stage that you won't miss most of the action, but are occasionally obstructed if the sets have a second storey level. You will be looking over the heads of the entire audience in these seats.
Row M chairs are not standard theatre chairs. They are barstool height with a low back to allow you to see over the people in front of you. If you have trouble sitting in higher chairs, please do not purchase these seats.
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L115
Rows E and up are above floor level and require stairs to access. Railings are located along the side walls, and at the aisles. Stairs are fairly shallow (approximately 6" high).
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