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Stifel Theatre
Seating
Mezzanine

Stifel Theatre Mezzanine

Features & Amenities

Balcony seats at Stifel Theatre are also known as Mezzanine sections. These hang over Orchestra seats and provide an elevated view of the stage.

The Mezzanine is split up into five distinct sections, and their names describe their position relative to the stage (e.g.: Right Center). These are the cheapest tickets at Stifel Theatre, but they still offer unobstructed views of the stage.

Each Mezzanine section is split into an upper and lower portion. The lower portion (rows A-L) is behind the Loge Boxes and has quick access to concessions and amenities on the Balcony Level. Upper rows (M and above) have the furthest views and require additional stairs.

Note: These seats are highlighted on the map

Interactive Seating Chart

Mezzanine Photos

stifel mezzanine level — The main entrance to Mezzanine seats leads to an aisle that runs between the front of the Mezzanine and the Loge Boxes.

Mezzanine Seating Chart

Mezzanine Reviews

Ratings & Reviews From Similar Seats

"HORRIBLY UNCOMFORTABLE"
(Mezzanine Center) - ★★ -
Seats were so close to the row in front of me that my knees were wedged tight up against the back of the seat in front of me. Seat was too narrow to try to turn sideways. View was good.
"Very Accessible and Convenient Seats"
(Mezzanine Right Center) - ★★★★ -
These were purchased for a kids show and were much cheaper than tickets in the Orchestra. My kids would have preferred being closer, but these were pretty convenient. Row L is the last row in the front Mezzanine so we were just below the walkway. That made it easy to get to and from our seats. We...