@NoBoDe - I remember a performance I attended in one of the older West End theaters in London - 'Singing in the Rain' - we could only get tickets for the top 'whatsit' - almost under the roof, the rows were narrow and the steps steep and narrow - same when going up and down to reach our seats - I was amazed that this was still allowed.
Before that, another theater, also in London - this time 'The Lion King' - a better theater, but also similar bad seating in the cheaper upstairs seats.
(Not for want of money, but always 'sold out' - hence you take what you can get.) I have seen the Lion King twice -
I will remember Lion King for life - for the music, the story, but mostly for the amazing design of costumes and masks by a lady, Julie Taymor, who has since passed away!
Taurisk
https://broadwaydirect.com/julie-taymor-lasting-legacy-lion-king/
