Bristol Riverside Theatre is a leading regional theater in Bucks County, Pennsylvania. Founded in 1986 by Artistic Director Keith Schneller, it has become one of the region's most revered live performance destinations. The theater's programming includes a mix of classic and contemporary plays along with musicals, comedies, opera, and cabaret. Audiences can expect high-caliber performances from both established and emerging artists. Located in the heart of Bristol Borough and easily accessible by public transport, Bristol Riverside Theatre provides an entertaining evening for audiences of all ages. Why not make it a stay-cation and explore everything this delightful community has to offer? Outdoor enthusiasts will enjoy boating and fishing on the Delaware River, while the charming historic downtown area boasts an array of picturesque buildings, parks, public spaces, local businesses, pubs, restaurants, and museums. Plus there are plenty of playgrounds for kids to enjoy! Those looking to connect with history can visit the Benjamin Parry House – one of Bristol’s oldest surviving structures dating from 1750. Now known as the Living History Museum, it showcases colonial-era life through artifacts and living interpretations by guides dressed in period garb. Bristol Riverside Theatre is the perfect venue for those looking to experience professional theatre in an intimate setting. With its rich history, engaging programming, and an always-exciting lineup of performances, BRT offers something for everyone and deserves a visit! So come out to the Bristol Riverside Theatre - you won't be disappointed!

Bristol Riverside Theatre Seat Numbers - Loge, Orchestra, Mezzanine and Balcony Seating

Theater seating is often arranged so that lower seat numbers are located closer to the center of the stage, while higher seat numbers are further from the center of the stage. Rows are typically organized in alphabetical order. Bristol Riverside Theatre may be arranged in a similar fashion.

Loge seating, also sometimes referred to as Box Seating, features small, separated seating areas. The separate areas are large enough to fit a limited number of people for a more private viewing experience. Loge seats are typically situated immediately to the front, side, and above the stage level.

Orchestra Sections usually hold the most desired seats, putting the audience on the same level as the stage. Center Orchestra section seats are typically the most popular seats in the house. When looking at the side Orchestra sections, lower seat numbers indicate closer proximity to the Center Orchestra seats and the center of the stage. Seats located closer to the aisle usually provide a bit more legroom.

The Mezzanine Section is normally located one level above the middle of the Orchestra Section. Centrally located seats within this section are also highly sought-after, especially those within the first few rows. Seats in the Mezzanine Section are still located within proximity of the stage and are typically priced lower than those in the Orchestra Section.

Balcony Sections typically hold the cheapest seats in the theater. Oftentimes, Balcony seats are positioned closer together, offering less legroom in comparison to other sections. This section is generally situated on a steeper slope, meaning the difference in visibility between low and high rows may be significant.

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Are VIP Packages or Accessible Seating offered at Bristol Riverside Theatre?

Bristol Riverside Theatre VIP seating packages and accessible seating section locations may vary per event. Please click the seating chart below or contact our customer service department to discuss options for accessible seating or VIP package purchases.