Laura Pels Theatre at the Harold & Miriam Steinberg Center for Theatre

The mezzanine, which is only a few rows deep, gives you a great perspective of the whole stage.

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Two things to know: 1. Don't get seats anywhere in first five rows unless you want to watch feet for entire performance 2. Roundabout theatre draws the geriatric set

The front orch sect is VERY poorly raked here, good chance you'll have an obstructed view if the person in front of you is of more than average height. Sit in the mezzanine. Good sight lines there.

Might be the only place where the mezzanine > the orchestra section. Hard to see over a particularly tall head in front of you. Trust me, I was there. I watched the back of a head for 90 minutes.

One of the best intimate theaters in Manhattan - not a bad seat .

Intimate theater . Not a bad seat in the house. Saw The Last Match and enjoyed it.

This is my favorite of the roundabout theaters the seats are so comfortable

Small cozy theatre . Saw "Significant Other" a play about a gay and his female friends but too stereotypical

not a bad seat in the house-in either theatre

Great theater and acoustics .

Wonderful production of Stoppard's 'Indian Ink'...

Great intimate theatre .

Not a bad seat in this house.

Nice small theater

Lounge let's you pre-order refreshments for intermission. Interesting idea.

The disappearance of Tom Durnin

saw The Language Archive - not great, but nice play and performance .

Bad Jews was awesome! #TeamDaphna