Straight-Row Theatre
A 728-seat house of straight rows split by a centre aisle — the layout of a flat-floor hall, a school theatre or a converted cinema.
Straight rows are simpler to number and easier to fit into a rectangular room, at the cost of the outer seats facing slightly off-stage.
Try re-numbering a row from the other end, splitting a block, or previewing how the seat picker labels the far ends.