Is there anything particular about choosing a theater seat? Where is the best cost performance?

It is very important to choose a good seat when going to the theater. It will not only affect the effect of watching the play, but also affect the mood of watching the play.

First of all, generally speaking, good seats are often different for different theaters and plays.

It is best to know the general location of the show in advance, and it is often better to be left or right in the middle.

1, don't be too close to a good stage play, you need the help of lighting, props and beautiful dance. Sitting too close can't see the overall scene change and visual impact, and may even be "accidentally injured" by stage props such as rain and snow.

If the stage is high, the first two rows or the first four rows need to look up. Generally, the stage of the theater is not too high, and the visual effect of overlooking is more comfortable than looking up, because the neck will ache when looking up for a long time. Then the best seat height is that when you are sitting, the head-up height is similar to the eyes of the stage actors standing.

2. Finding the right position of gold is generally 5- 10 row, which is just far away from the stage, and you can clearly see the change of the actor's expression and the adjustment of the stage scene. Of course, the price of the golden seat will be more expensive, which is suitable for the experience of watching drama. Very demanding, not bad.

3. Give priority to the back position. Carefully choose the position of the lateral position, which is too biased and prone to visual dead ends. If the budget is insufficient, you can choose the middle and rear position, which will broaden your horizons.

If you look at it from this angle:

In a small theater, if the number of actors is small, they are basically in the middle, so the middle position is the best.

In a grand theater, the focus of different scenes is usually different, and sometimes the most scenes are on one side of the stage (probably the right side of the stage facing the audience, that is, the left side facing the audience). At this time, from a small point of view, we can not only turn our heads greatly, but also show the feelings and micro-expressions of the main actors to the maximum extent.

Take poly theatre as an example.

Finally, if you choose the Grand Theatre, all seats should be as close to the corridor as possible, so as to avoid the uncivilized phenomenon of the audience in the front row or around you from affecting your personal mood, which can be reduced by at least half.