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| Nederlander Theatre |    | 208 West 41st Street (Between 7th and 8th Avenues), New York, NY
Now Playing: Million Dollar Quartet
| 3 ratings rate this theater | | Nearest bus/subway line: | | | Classification: | Broadway | | Number of Seats: | 1,112 | | Mezzanine(s): | Mezzanine. | | Assistive Listening System Available?: | Unknown | | Elevators/Escalator: | Unknown | | Handicap Accessibility: | Wheelchair seating is available through the box office. | | Stage Door: | |
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Vivian
09:49 pm EDT 05/01/09 | | Row: | | | Seat number: | 105 | | Location: | Center 1st Mezz. | | Location Front/Rear: | Not applicable | | Show you saw: | Guys and Dolls | | Date you attended: | April 20 | | Siteline Rating: | | | Sightline description: | Not bad siteline to the stage | | Seating comfort: | | | Seating description: | Deplorable seating! A whole section of maybe 100 patrons walk past you to get to their seats, and there is NO walkway room. They are literally falling over you. It turns out the walkway was taken out and more seats put in to make more money!! | | Rush Policy Experience: | | | Standing Room Experience: | | | Experience with handicap accessibility: | |
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| greyparrot
11:28 am EST 03/05/09 | | Row: | AA | | Seat number: | 106 | | Location: | Center 1st Mezz. | | Location Front/Rear: | Front of section | | Show you saw: | Guys and Dolls | | Date you attended: | February 24, 2009 | | Siteline Rating: | | | Sightline description: | An ill-placed railing blocks the view of the front of the stage | | Seating comfort: | | | Seating description: | Painful lack of leg room | | Rush Policy Experience: | | | Standing Room Experience: | | | Experience with handicap accessibility: | |
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| TylerHDavis
03:24 pm EST 12/28/07 | | Row: | AA | | Seat number: | 13 | | Location: | Left 1st Mezz. | | Location Front/Rear: | Front of section | | Show you saw: | RENT | | Date you attended: | August 18, 2007 | | Siteline Rating: | | | Sightline description: | From my seat, I had great sightlines all around and I felt very close to the action. I was a little bit past the stage-right (house-left) proscenium so I ended up not seeing maybe 10% of the orchestra and the same of the life support scenes. I also saw the actors occasionally walking to their places on stage-left, but it added to the experience for me.
| | Seating comfort: | | | Seating description: | I was very comfortable throughout the entire show, enough leg room for comfort. I had to lean forward or sit up straight the entire show to see the very front of the stage, but it was still easy viewing. | | Rush Policy Experience: | | | Standing Room Experience: | | | Experience with handicap accessibility: | |
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