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Review of The Lied Center for Performing...

Unfortunately, their aren't enough good seats in t...

Unfortunately, their aren't enough good seats in the Lied Center. Programs are nearly always sold out and season ticket holders have most of the best seats. Seats sold on an individual basis for a program nearly always put you in the back rows of the main floor, under the balcony or way off to the side of the stage.
We've had seats in the balcony where understanding the spoken word has been difficult if not impossible at times. The acoustics are not what they should be for a venue of this type, and they sorely need updating.
They've done a better job of pricing in the last few years, but getting good seats, as I mentioned before, is nearly impossible within 4 weeks of a program. So how is lower pricing a plus?