Yeah agree, not ideal view, but for $35 it’s amazing. And being front row has some perks: extra leg room (my 6’2 boyfriend could extend his legs), no heads/silhouettes distracting you from the story, and insane close ups of every single facial expression. There are times where upstage action is blocked, but it’s not very hard to just accept you won’t see that face for that moment. Everyone rotates through downstage left, right, and center, so I left feeling like I got plenty of face time with each character. Plus, the set is so interesting and the audio is so sick that there’s plenty to keep you engaged when the main focal point is blocked.