There is no dress code for Cleveland Orchestra performances.

Today, the main concert hall is known as the Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel Concert Hall. Severance serves as the home of The Cleveland Orchestra for concerts, rehearsals, and administration.

But for argument's sake, we'll pick J1, orchestra right, as the best seat. It's halfway up from the stage, close enough to be intimate, far away enough to take in the entire stage picture. A view of the Drury Theatre stage from the best seat in the house.

Although we share the same venue, The Cleveland Pops Orchestra is a separate company and is not associated with The Cleveland Orchestra. The Cleveland Pops Orchestra with Carl Topilow performs the highest quality symphonic pops music to entertain and enrich a wide and diverse audience.