Anonymous wrote:Are seats raised the farther you go back? I just got orchestra seats for a show (nothing cheaper left on the day I wanted), but am short and wonder if I'll be able to see anything. My seats are in the back.

We saw it last week in row K and the seats were great, but I had someone really tall in front of me so had to move my head around every time she moved. I'm not that short (5'4") so it really just all depends.

Are seats raised the farther you go back? I just got orchestra seats for a show (nothing cheaper left on the day I wanted), but am short and wonder if I'll be able to see anything. My seats are in the back.

We saw it in first tier and we were disappointed that we couldn't see faces. Paid $95/ticket, so in hindsight I would have rather paid less for second tier.

We saw it in second tier to the far right and the seats were fine.

Just saw it last night and was in second tier. $45 per person and worth it. Music is great but would have liked to have been able to see the performers faces a little better.

Anonymous wrote:Second tier is fine. 3rd tier is a bit far.

Oops...I'm mistaken. It's orchestra, box tier, first tier, second tier. So second is the highest. Yeah, I enjoyed the show , but I do think it was too far from there. If money is tight do it anyway, it's worth it, but if you can splurge, I would.

Anonymous wrote:Second tier is fine. 3rd tier is a bit far.

I agree.

Second tier is fine. 3rd tier is a bit far.

Has anyone seen Book of Mormon at Kennedy Center less expensive second tier seats? Are they any good?