The theatre was great. We saw & Juliet. Loved the show. Seats were comfortable which is not always the case.

Standard theater layout; decent legroom, but some seats are rock hard. & Juliet is high-energy, not as feminist as it presents itself as (Juliet's big freedom as voiced by Anne is to be able to choose between Romeo AND another guy; there's no suggestion of her actually doing something with her life; it's all about which male she'll attach herself to). What a treat to see Laurie Hernandez; an absolute superstar. Charm oozing from every pore. Such a great dancer; not just the athleticism of a gymnast - she has style/game. A leading lady for sure, yet despite being an Olympian on the world stage, she played a non-speaking role in the chorus with such good cheer, grace and TALENT

Went for a show here and the seats were surprisingly comfy with decent legroom. Honestly, the theatre isn't huge which makes for a nice intimate feel no bad seats in the house. So yeah staff were chill enough too, helped with our seats quickly.

I saw And Juliet here. The theatre was so freezing cold that everyone sat with their coat on. I wish I had taken gloves with me. The lady next to me had handwarmers.

Reasonably comfortable seats. Otherwise, a fairly typical venue for a decent broadway play.Nit terribly crowded for & Juliet which was a plus.