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Rate your seatsSituated in Washington DC, DC, National Theatre is a diverse venue catering to a range of events throughout the year including concert and theater. Boasting a capacity of 1,676 attendees, fans are always on the lookout for the best available tickets.
The five main ticket options to choose from include:
To learn more about your event, select from the following categories and read about the seating options available.
Choosing the best tickets for an event at National Theatre can vary by preference and event. The following groups are a good place to start when looking for tickets.
Pit: At National Theatre the Pit is as good as it gets if being close to the stage is a top priority.
Other Close Options: Orchestra
Boxes: For more space than a traditional ticket at National Theatre, this is a good option. Boxes tickets provide a more comfortable experience.
Mezzanine: While not the closest seats, Mezzanine tickets are a good middle tier option. They are best for those that might not have the budget for extra amenities or being close.
Read more below to learn about all options available for your event.
Located in the highest portion of National Theatre, Balcony seating provides a panoramic view of the entire performance. While these seats are the farthest from the stage, many theatergoers appreciate the elevated perspective from this area.
$119
Boxes are enclosed areas, that offer patrons a semi-private space with a limited number of seats, providing an intimate and luxurious setting.
Mezzanine seating offers a balanced and optimal view of the stage. Its central location in the theaters middle tier makes it a great compromise for those deciding between the upper and lower levels.
$151
As the lowest seating tier in National Theatre, the Orchestra places fans on the ground level, providing an up-close experience that’s widely regarded as among the best for a show.
$209
For fans seeking the best proximity to the show, Pit seats are ideal. Situated in the area nearest the stage, these seats are perfect for those seeking a front row experience.
The Balcony is positioned higher than all other seating areas, providing a bird's-eye view of the stage. This elevation gives patrons a broader perspective of the entire performance area. For most shows, this is one of the cheaper ticket options available.
Boxes combine luxury with great views, offering a semi-private space to enjoy the concert while still feeling connected to the performance. Boxes are a great choice for group outings.
Located at a central height, Mezzanine seating provides balanced yet elevated views, allowing patrons to enjoy a broader view of the stage from a distance not too far away. While not on the lowest level, these tickets still make for a great choice.
Located at the bottom tier of National Theatre, the Orchestra offers ground-level seating that brings fans into the heart of the action, making these seats a top choice for any show.
The exclusivity of Pit seating, often limited in capacity, makes it a coveted choice for fans seeking a front row concert experience from one of the closest areas to the stage.
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