There is actually a bit more knee room up there because at the last minute, the city got greedy and crammed in about 300 more orchestra seats than comfort can accommodate. Because the theater is so vertically built, the few rows that make up the mezzanine (second level) feel really close to the action. You want to sit in the front 30 rows, or the cost just isn’t worth it. That incorporates all 1,770 seats on the main level, and the back rows are way back. But don’t be fooled by the “orchestra” tag. Everyone complains about the sound at the Buell, but it’s the road shows that come in with their own sound systems, and it often takes them a about week to tweak it right.īest seat: Big surprise: orchestra level, in the middle. This won’t help you for concerts, but here’s your best advice for long theater runs: Don’t go until at least the second week. The place: This massive 2,880-seat theater, the largest in the Denver Performing Arts Complex, opened in 1991 as a home for touring Broadway productions, last year accommodating nearly a half-million people for shows such as “Wicked.” But it also hosts comedy and concerts such as George Carlin, Josh Groban and Nick Cave. Digital Replica Edition Home Page Close Menu
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