Seating Chart

For most events, there are four standard price levels in the Balcony of the West Herr Auditorium Theatre and three standard price levels in the Orchestra/Main Floor. (Standard price level breakdown noted in the provided key.)  Individual shows determine the pricing structure will vary by show.  Please see notes following charts for additional seating information.

KEY:   Blue – Price Level 1 (highest)   /   Yellow – Price Level 2   /   Orange – Price Level 3   /   Green – Price Level 4 (lowest)

Please Note:

  • The “Loge” is the name for the section housing the first four rows (A-D) of the Balcony, before the aisle break, closest to the stage. This is not a separate tier like a Mezzanine, but rather just a name defining the section.
  • There is elevator access to the 2nd-floor lobby, which enters between rows D and E.  There is no elevator access to the 3rd floor lobby (which enters between rows M and N).  Patrons sitting in the Loge or any Balcony Level, must be able to climb some stairs. There is no wheelchair or fully accessible seating located in the Loge or Balcony.
  • The front (row A) of the Balcony Level is positioned above the Orchestra level beginning at approximately row “R,” and there are no obstructed views within the Auditorium Theatre.

Accessibility Seating Locations:

  • Wheelchair seating is depicted on the chart above, located in Orchestra Left and Orchestra Right, rows P and Y. Wheelchair seating is available to patrons who will sit in their own wheelchairs for the entirety of the performance. One companion seat is available for purchase next to each wheelchair ticket purchased. Transfer seating is also available on the Orchestra level.  There is no accessible seating in the Loge or Balcony. Please call the Box Office at 585-222-5000 to reserve wheelchair and companion seating.
  • During sign-interpreted performances, the interpreter is located to the right of the stage as depicted on the chart above.
  • During open captioned performances, captioning screens are located to the left and right of the stage as depicted on the chart above.