I saw Death of a Salesman at a Tuesday matinee and had a mezzanine front row seat with extra leg room. Viability of the stage was excellent. Having read prior reviews, I avoided needing the bathroom as the lines were long and were upstairs. The staff at the theatre is helpful and efficient.

I found the theatre quite uncomfortable. The temperature inside the theatre was warm for the weather (it was over 90 degrees outside) and leg room was cramped (even being in the front row mezz with advertised “extra leg room”). Entrance and exit to the mezzanine was through a single staircase which felt dangerous, especially when exiting the theatre with a crowd. Sightlines were good for Death of a Salesman because of the open scenic design.

It doesn’t get much more real than this. As relevant today as the day it opened. Things change more in one year than they do in 10! Make that 50!

This is the most iconic NYC theater! It's very large and just a note there are many many stairs to go to the bathroom. I just saw Deth of a Salesman with Nathan Lane. It was moving !!!

I saw Death of a Salesmen last night and sat in Row O Seat 34. On the ticket it says, the seat offers a partial view of the stage, but I did not feel that from my vantage point that I missed anything. There was nobody sitting in front of me, so I was not blocked in any way. The seat was comfortable and the sound was good. I did not use the bathroom, so I have no comment on that. The 1 train is right across the street.