Stephen Sondheim Theatre Seating Chart

Stephen Sondheim Theatre

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The Stephen Sondheim Theatre, formerly Henry Miller's Theatre, is a Broadway theater at 124 West 43rd Street in the Theater District of Midtown …

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Dec 7, 2024
I’ve never seen a show on Broadway before, so had high expectations of the venue, performances and production quality based on my West End experiences. I didn’t however anticipate the moronic, infan… Full review by Safari45958585039
Jul 20, 2024
This rating has nothing to do with the actual theatre. We purchased tickets at the ticket booth today from the rudest man I have ever encountered in all of my years of going to the theatre! He was un… Full review by Melanie F
Apr 10, 2024
Easy walk from our hotel The Edison. Safe and just off Times Square. Mezzanine seats provided perfect view and audio. They have an interesting coed bathroom options where you walk behind men … Full review by Sherry M
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Formerly known as the Henry Miller's Theatre, the Stephen Sondheim Theatre is a famous Broadway style theater in the city. Built in the …
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Hi is the dress circle downstairs or is it a mezzanine level, which is the first mezzanine level ? Thanks for your feedback in …
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Hi is the dress circle downstairs or is it a mezzanine level, which is the first mezzanine level ? Thanks for your feedback in advance wanting to book for Plaza Suite beginning of July and not sure of the layout of the Theatre
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The answer given above is my thoughts as well. Any seats in the center part of theater gives you a good view. I also prefer the front few rows of the 1st mezzanine. Enjoy!!
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Why can’t I take a picture of the stage?
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Many of the things on stage such as a curtain designed for a particular show or the sets are copywrited to prevent other shows or community theaters, etc. from using their …
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Many of the things on stage such as a curtain designed for a particular show or the sets are copywrited to prevent other shows or community theaters, etc. from using their workmanship, therefore no pictures are allowed. Also it is dangerous and distracting to the actors if pictures are taken during the performance and it is easier to prevent it by just adhering to a "no pictures at all times" rule.
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Are normal backpacks allowed to be taken into theatre after search?
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Yes.
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Have an opportunity to get front row seats--wondering if it is worth it? Or better off back from the stage a little?
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Front row not necessary and would not even consider unless you are center; you will probably be looking up. If you are to the side, you want to be further back to have a better …
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Front row not necessary and would not even consider unless you are center; you will probably be looking up. If you are to the side, you want to be further back to have a better perspective of the stage; a better angle if you will. Suggest somewhere around row L a few seats off the center aisles works just fine. If you are in the center section any seat works.
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