Calvin Simmons Theatre at Henry J. Kaiser Center for the Arts Seating Chart

• Center orchestra seats generally offer the most balanced sightline to the stage, so they tend to be a solid pick for concerts where you want even sound coverage.
• If there's an upper level or balcony, seats there can often provide a nice overhead view of the full stage, which tends to work well for concerts with larger ensembles.
• Sitting toward the sides of the orchestra level may typically give a slightly angled view, so it's usually better to aim for center-leaning seats if you want a direct line to performers.
• For a more intimate concert feel, seats closer to the front of the orchestra level tend to enhance the connection to the performers, though rows a bit further back often provide a better overall sound blend.

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