The Bernard B. Jacobs Theatre, currently home to “The Outsiders” on Broadway, offers a classic theater experience.
A detailed Bernard B. Jacobs Theatre seating chart can help you find the best seats in the house for your budget, so you can make an informed decision before you buy your tickets.
Understanding the Bernard B. Jacobs Theatre Seating Layout
The Bernard B. Jacobs Theatre has two main seating areas: the Orchestra and the Mezzanine.
Orchestra Section
The Orchestra is the main floor seating area and generally offers good views of the stage. There are approximately 620 seats in the Orchestra section.
Mezzanine Section
The Mezzanine is located above the Orchestra and provides excellent, wide views of the stage, especially from seats in the center. The Mezzanine has around 428 seats. Be aware that some rows in the Mezzanine may have views partially obstructed by an overhang.
Total Capacity
The Bernard B. Jacobs Theatre has a total seating capacity of 1,048.
Tips for Choosing Your Seats
Want the best possible view? Rows A through D in the Center Orchestra will put you right in the action. In the Mezzanine, Rows A and B are considered premium.
If you’re looking for something more budget-friendly, try the middle rows in the Center Orchestra or Rows G through K in the Mezzanine.
Be aware that seats on the far sides of the aisles on both levels may have partially obstructed views.
I always recommend using an interactive seating chart when you buy tickets. Look for reviews or photos from people who have sat in those seats before!
In Closing
When buying tickets for the Bernard B. Jacobs Theatre, remember to check the seating chart. The best seats for you will depend on what’s most important to you: a clear view, comfortable seating, and a price that fits your budget.
Consider where the seats are located in the Orchestra or Mezzanine, how close they are to the stage, and whether anything might block your view.