We saw The Book of Mormon and loved the show - it was fantastic! The theater is small and tight. The bathroom and concession lines were so long that half of the people were unable to take care of business before intermission was over. The theater is VERY cold so be sure to dress warmly - but you'll be touching your neighbors while seated so they will keep you warm some, too :)

Theatre itself is gorgeous. Ornate architecture that reminds me of my youth and the hope and promise that was America in the early 20th century. The play we saw was scatological silly toilet bowl humor that reflects how far America has fallen in the 21st century. Laughing gas for the brain dead masses.

We saw the Book of Mormon here. Great show and terrific performance. This is a classic New York Broadway theater which means that seats are tight without a lot of leg room but also not a bad seat in the house for views of the stage. Order drinks for intermission before the show to avoid standing in line.

We saw Book of Mormon here. It's a beautiful theater, the ceiling especially. We sat in row C in the 3 end seats. The seats were considered restricted view and in my opinion were a great deal. I was in the end seat and I thought the view was very good. There were a few brief moments when I couldn't see action in the back right side of the stage, but most of the show was at the front of the stage and we had an excellent view of the performers.

We saw Book of Mormon which was amazing however the 3 star rating is due to the seating. Seating is very cramped, I'm 6'2" and it was pretty uncomfortable - there is very little room between the seats, they are small and very low to the ground. Otherwise the theatre is centrally located and staff were very friendly and efficient.

For my first ever Broadway show, I knew I wanted to see something with universal acclaim and it doesn’t get more universally lauded than The Book Of Mormon. Despite it running for well over 10 years, this show still packs in the crowds. I was able to get a second row, left front orchestra seat for less than $120. This seat location was superb and I was sitting close enough to see the sweat on the performers’ brows. Although, as other reviewers have said, the Eugene O’Neill Theatre is on the smaller side so I would imagine anywhere in the house would provide a great view. Arrive early, as the rows are pretty cramped and you don’t want to have to squeeze by people to get to your seat last minute. You must understand the humor of Matt Stone and Trey Parker if you plan to see The Book Of Mormon, otherwise you are in for a rude awakening. That being said, the show was hilarious and I had a wonderful experience.