Hello, I am happy to answer your question. To be honest, your seat may be a bit far away and a bit biased. Please see the picture below (I have marked your seat in red)

It may be inconvenient for you to watch the stars from where you are. It is recommended that you bring telescopes. When I watched the musicals "Cats" and "West Side Story", I sat in row 31 and looked with telescopes

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ps: Give you some general knowledge about watching the performance so that you can know the seats

The best place to watch the performance:

Small theater (300 (below the seat): Of course, it is better to be closer to the front or to the middle. Because it is a small theater, the closer you are, the better the viewing angle is. The more you can feel the aura of the actors, blend into the actors' performances, and the viewing effect will be better. good.

The best location in medium and large theaters (more than 600 seats), including opera houses, concert halls, and theater theaters, is probably in the middle of rows 7-10, because the framed proscenium of the theater is larger , if you watch the performance too close, you may not be able to see the entire stage effect, so sitting in the 7th to 10th rows will have a better perspective

Audience seat distribution

Audience seats in the theater Distribution (the left and right sides discussed below are based on the audience’s perspective facing the stage)

Number of rows: They are arranged starting from the stage and going back, that is, the ones closest to the stage are The first row, from there

Seat numbers: starting from the middle of each row, near the left, the numbers are 1, 3, 5 to the left, and 2, 4 near the right , 6 rows, that is to say, the numbers in the middle are smaller. On the contrary, the numbers are larger and closer to the side. Odd numbers are next to odd numbers, even numbers are next to even numbers, so your 68 and 66 are adjacent seats.

Finally, the left side of 1 is No. 3 and the right side is No. 2.

As shown below

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