Anyone here experienced with going to the ballet? What are

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>>17765403

Row E. In any theater, row E is always the best.

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>>17765406
what do

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>>17765414
This is first tier seating. I need two seats, which one is the best?

>>17765417
Really depends on the theatre.
I'd suggest first tier, as central and in the front as possible.

>>17765403
Mid-orchestra (or maybe called stalls whee you are) or front row first upper level (called circle or mezzanine or balcony).

Too far front in orchestra means the stage might be too high for you to see feet. Front circle gives you a good overview but may lose seeing faces.

>>17765431
It's a pretty big theater in Seattle.

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