Booth Theatre Seating Chart | The Roommate

Booth Theatre Seating Chart

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Booth Theatre History and Overview

Lee Shubert and producer Winthrop Ames joined forces to create the Booth Theatre, named after actor Edwin Booth, brother of John Wilkes Booth. Interestingly, this was the second New York theater with this name; the first was built by Edwin Booth in 1869.

Winthrop Ames, honoring his family’s dedication to Edwin Booth’s legacy, aimed to host top-tier productions at this venue. The intimate venue has a small capacity of 766.

Booth Theatre Seat Options

There are no balcony options at Booth Theatre meaning there are only seats in the two boxes, orchestra, and mezzanine.

Best Seats at Booth Theatre

The best seats in Booth Theatre are in Center Orchestra, rows A to D. Particularly there are amazing views of the stage in Center Orchestra, any seats in row C to K and also Center Mezzanine, rows A to row D.

Best Seats On a Budget at Booth Theatre

For those looking to get a good view at Booth Theatre at less cost, we suggest sitting in middle orchestra at any seat in rows F to H and
middle mezzanine at any seats in rows A to E.

Obstructed Seats at the Booth Theatre

Sitting too close to the stage at the orchestra level may give you an obstructed view of the stage at Booth Theatre. However, when you buy tickets on TickPick, we will let you know when choosing your seat if there’s an obstruction.

Accessible Seating at Booth Theatre

The Booth Theatre offers step-free access from street level to the lobby and Orchestra through automatic doors on Shubert Alley.

Wheelchair spaces and companion seats are located at the back of the step-free Orchestra section, and there are also transfer seats available within this section.

For the Mezzanine level, there are two flights of stairs (31 steps) with an additional two steps to access each row. The entrance is situated behind row H, and handrails are provided at every row with steps. Transfer seats are positioned in the rear of the Mezzanine, near the entrance.

Please note that there are no elevators or escalators at this venue.

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