Harlem Repertory Theatre
308 West 133rd Street

Irish Repertory Theatre
132 West 22nd Street

Laura Pels Theatre and Black Box Theatre
111 West 46th Street (between 6th Avenue and Broadway) at the Harold and Miriam Steinberg Center for Theatre
*Part of the Roundabout Theatre Company

Little Shubert Theatre
422 West 42nd Street

Lucille Lortel Theater
121 Christopher Street

MCC Theater
The Lucille Lortel Theatre - 121 Christopher St
*MCC hosts several events throughout the year including a season kickoff party, "playlabs," talkbacks after select performances, and the "Miscast" Gala.

New World Stages
340 West 50th St

New York City Center
131 W 55th St (btwn 6th & 7th)

Orpheum Theater
126 2nd Ave
*Current home of Stomp

59E59 Theaters
59 E. 59th Street

777 Theatre
777 8th ave, between 47th and 48th St

American Theatre of Actors
314 W. 54th Street

Atlantic Theater Company
Linda Gross Theater, 336 West 20th Street
Atlantic Stage 2, 330 West 16th Street
*Where we saw Ethan Coen's play "Women or Nothing"...and sat next to Ethan Coen himself!

Astor Place Theater
434 Lafayette Street
*Home of the Blue Man Group

Barrow Street Theatre
27 Barrow Street

Baryshnikov Arts Center
450 West 37th Street

Cherry Lane Theatre
38 Commerce Street 

Claire Tow Theater at Lincoln Center
150 W. 65th Street - Claire Tow Theater shares a box office and space with Vivian Beaumont and Mitzi E. Newhouse Theaters at Lincoln Center

Classic Stage Company
136 E. 13th Street
*"Modern Subscription" for patrons 30 years old and younger, pay $100 a year and get one ticket to each of the 3 shows that season, along with other benefits.

Daryl Roth Theatre
101 East 15th Street

​Gershwin 
222 W. 51st Street 
1933 seats 
Nederlander Organization

The Helen Hayes Theater
240 W. 44th Street  
Second Stage Theater

Hudson Theater

Imperial
249 W. 45th Street 
1443 seats 
Shubert Organization

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​Walter Kerr 
219 W. 48th Street 
​945 seats 
​Jujamcyn Theaters  

Winter Garden 
​1634 Broadway 
1526 seats 
​Shubert Organization 

What is "Broadway?"

The term "Broadway" refers to the collection of live theater venues in Manhattan with 500 seats or more. The theaters are primarily located in the "Theater District," along Broadway roughly between 40th and 55th Streets or at Lincoln Center on Broadway and 66th Street.

For a list of what's on Broadway now, go to the "Shows" page.

Broadway Theaters

Ambassador
219 W. 49th Street 
1125 seats 
Shubert Organization

American Airlines 
227 W. 42nd Street 
740 seats 
Roundabout Theatre Co.

Belasco 
111 W. 44th Street 
1018 seats 
Shubert Organization

Booth 
222 W. 45th Street 
766 seats 
Shubert Organization

Broadhurst 
235 W. 44th Street 
1186 seats 
Shubert Organization

Broadway 
​Broadway at 53rd Street 
1761 seats 
Shubert Organization

Circle in the Square
1633 Broadway 
840 seats 
Independent

Cort
138 W. 48th Street 
1084 seats 
Shubert Organization

What's on Broadway?

Our Secrets

Broadway To The People

What is "Off-Broadway?"

The term "Off-Broadway" refers to theaters in New York City that have approximately 100-499 seats, and the productions that are shown in those theaters. To be considered "Off-Broadway," a theater or production also has to adhere to certain trade union contracts. This is defined by the League of Off-Broadway Theatres and Producers. In addition to "Off-Broadway," New York also has many "Off-Off-Broadway" productions throughout the city. These may be productions that are not defined by the League of Off-Broadway Theatres and Productions as "Off-Broadway," but are still high-calibre works in one of the greatest performing arts cities in the world. For our purposes, we'll use the term "Off-Broadway" more broadly to include certain "Off-Off-Broadway" productions as well.

What are some "Off-Broadway" Theaters?

Some Off-Broadway venues or theater companies include, but are not limited to:

The Pearl Theatre Company
555 West 42nd Street

Playwrights Horizons
416 West 42nd St.
*A writer's theater dedicated to the support and development of contemporary American playwrights, composers and lyricists, and to the production of their new work.

Primary Stages
229 W 42nd Street (between 7th and 8th Avenues)

Puerto Rican Traveling Theater
304 W 47th St. Manhattan

Public Theater
425 Lafayette Street
The Public Theater produces Shakespeare in the Park and other events. It is also the birthplace of some of the most iconic works of theater like Hair,  A Chorus Line, and Hamilton.

Second Stage Theatre
Tony Kiser Theatre - 305 W 43rd Street 
McGinn/Cazale Theatre - 2162 Broadway (76th Street)

Signature Theatre
480 West 42nd Street

St. Luke's Theatre
Theatre Row
410 W 42nd Street

Union Square Theater
100 East 17th Street

Women's Project Theater
New York City Center Stage II 131 West 55th Street