Reynolds Hall at The Smith Center Seating Chart

The Orchestra pit is on the main venue floor, situated directly in front of the stage. You’ll find three broken-up sections (center, left, and right), allowing you to choose your preferred view of the stage. You can select which row of the Orchestra you’d like to sit in to determine how close to the stage you’ll be.

The Parterre contains box seats and elevated, standard seats encircling the Orchestra pit. All Parterre seating is still on the first floor, slightly raised above the Orchestra for a nice view of the stage. The Parterre box seats sit on the sides of the Orchestra while the Parterre standard row seats sit behind the Orchestra.

The box tier sits one floor above the stage floor. All Box-tier seats are on a balcony encircling the venue. The box seats extend two to three rows back on the balcony, with each row slightly raised above the other to ensure an enjoyable viewing experience for every guest.

The Dress Circle is another encircling balcony above the Box tier, offering boxes on the left and right sides and standard row seats in the back. The Gallery floor works the same way, sitting above the Dress Circle floor. Each of these balconies uses similar concepts, raising each row of chairs to provide clear views of the stage.

The final floor is the upper Balcony, sitting above the Gallery level. The upper Balcony only offers standard row seating on an elevated platform in the back so each row can see the stage. Upper Balcony seating generally comes at the lowest price point.