Marian Anderson Hall at The Kimmel Center Seating Chart

• Center orchestra seats generally offer the most balanced sound and a direct sightline to the full stage, which tends to suit concert programming well.
• If there is an upper level, seats near the front of it often give a clearer overhead view of the stage and ensemble than seats set further back.
• Sitting toward the sides of the orchestra level can sometimes narrow your view of the far side of the stage, so center or slightly off-center seats are usually a safer choice for full-stage acts.
• For solo performers or smaller ensembles, seats closer to the stage typically enhance the intimacy of the performance, while those further back usually still provide strong acoustics in a well-designed hall like this.

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