Where to sit
Titanique seating chart — St. James Theatre
A plain-language read of the St. James Theatre for Titanique. Section by section, with the trade-offs ticket sellers tend to gloss over.
About the venue
- Theatre
- St. James Theatre
- Address
- 246 W 44th St, New York, NY 10036
- Neighborhood
- Theater District
- Capacity
- 1,710 seats
- Operator
- Ambassador Theatre Group
Hosted Titanique for its 2026 Broadway engagement, which closed September 20, 2026.
The short version
The St. James is one of the larger Broadway houses (1,710 seats), with a wide orchestra and a deep two-level mezzanine. The 100-minute one-act runs hot and fast; sight-line considerations are less acute than for a longer show but still matter. Centre orchestra is premium for proximity to the comic detail; front mezzanine is the consensus best-value pick.
Section by section
Sections are ordered roughly cheapest-to-most-expensive within the house's seating tiers — but the best value isn't always the cheapest. Watch for the sweet spot.
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Orchestra
Centre orchestra (rows D–N) is premium for facial detail — Titanique's comedy relies on close-up reaction work. Side rows clip some of the staging.
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Front Mezzanine
The single best value at the St. James — full picture of the comic ensemble, no neck angle, noticeably cheaper than centre orchestra.
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Rear Mezzanine
Furthest seats. Real distance from the wide St. James stage. Cheap legitimate option.
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