Willson Auditorium Seating Chart

• Seats at the orchestra level near the center typically offer the most balanced view of the stage for theatre performances, especially for dialogue-driven shows.
• If there is an upper level or balcony, sitting toward the front of it can often give a fuller view of the stage and any set pieces used in blocking.
• Sides at either level tend to work well for watching entrances and exits, though the view of center-stage action may feel slightly angled.
• For a fixed-seating theatre like this, sitting closer to center generally helps with sightlines to the whole stage, while rows further back usually offer a wider, more complete perspective of the performance.

Seating layout may vary by event — check the event listing for the exact configuration.