Sarah Walton

I am in a wheelchair after knee surgery. The theater had ramps and elevators as required by law. However, the section reserved for a wheelchair was ridiculous. One seat was removed from the front row. When the staff tried to put me in the “wheelchair” spot, they realized there was not enough space. Unless I was literally crushing the lady behind me. There needed to be at the very least a seat removed from the first and second rows. We were offered a spot on the mezzanine, but after they offered the front row to us, we had our hearts set on it. Plus, we paid for a VIP seat to be in the front row.
That being said, the staff was amazing. They were so helpful, nice, and kind.
Rent is one of my favorite broadway shows. The show itself was okay. There were some staples of Rent, that I felt were taken out. The artistic interpretation was… different.
When I’m not in the wheelchair, I will consider going back. .