While the price of the tickets can seem a bit daunting, the masterful playing by the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra and the excellent acting and singing by the actors, especially Figaro and Suzanna made the cost, for me, entirely reasonable.
The pacing is a bit slow compared to contemporary entertainment, but the music and the operatic singing allow for those who are perhaps more inclined to a Michael bay action picture to transition very smoothly into enjoying Le Nozze di Figaro.
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Seating
I bought the bottom-floor center tickets ($155 per seat) and thought my row, row M, would be rather far back. After attending the performance, however, I think I would purchase a ticket in the middle of row O or P. Since viewing the subtitles are necessary to follow the play and the fact that the subtitles are shown on a screen hung about 30 feet above the stage, seating in the back-center or in the balcony would prevent any neck pains. I had no trouble viewing it, being 6'2" and having an abnormally long neck. My 5'4" girlfriend, however, had different sentiments.
The orchestra was phenomenal so I would recommend sitting towards the front. But wherever you seat, the performance will definitely be an enjoyable one.