For the correct starting point
Confirm the main Daryl Roth Theatre rather than DR2, then open the seating information for your production and date.
For accessibility
Ask the venue about the location, entrance, restroom route, and services for the exact production before paying.
For comparing ticket types
Read whether the offer confirms seats, assigns a section later, or describes another arrangement. Compare the real experience rather than a familiar category label.
Make an informed choice
When an auditorium has hosted different kinds of performance, older photos can be particularly misleading. Treat them as background, not evidence of the present arrangement. Check what the current booking map and ticket description actually establish about your location.
If a production uses an unusual layout, consider orientation as well as distance. Ask what a restriction means and whether the seating type suits your comfort and access needs. Do not assume that being closest to the action is the only way to enjoy the staging.
For a small group, confirm that the arrangement keeps you together in the way you expect. If a particular companion position or accessible location is needed, establish it explicitly. General availability for several tickets is not the same as confirmation of every seating requirement.
Accessible seating at Daryl Roth Theatre
Broadway Direct lists the main Daryl Roth Theatre as wheelchair accessible with an accessible lobby restroom. Seating arrangements can depend on the production, so confirm the specific location and route with the venue. Do not assume that another room in the complex has identical access or that a previous seating map applies.
These recommendations explain the trade-offs between sections. They are not a guarantee of a particular seat’s view. Read the restrictions on your selected tickets and use the official seating plan before purchase.
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A few things worth knowing
Where is the Daryl Roth Theatre?
101 East 15th Street, by Union Square.
Is it the same room as DR2?
No. Check the specific venue on the production’s ticket.
Can I use a map from a previous production?
Use the current production’s layout instead.
Is the main theater wheelchair accessible?
Broadway Direct lists it as accessible; confirm the exact production arrangement with the venue.
Are all spaces in the complex equivalent?
No. Their layout and access details should be checked separately.
What matters when comparing offers?
The actual seating format, location, restrictions, access, and total cost.