Review of Broadway Theatres
Broadway covers over forty theatres with at least 500 seats. Most of the places to watch musicals in New York are located in the so called Theatre district; either along Broadway or in Lincoln Center, Manhattan. Together with London’s West End productions, Broadway is considered to represent the highest level of commercial theatres in the English-speaking world. If you are about to go to a musical in New York, here comes a handy review of all commercial theatres at Broadway.
Broadway theatres, A-Z
Name of theatre, address, current shows, cheapest tickets.
Al Hirschfeld Theatre
Ambassador Theatre
American Airlines Theatre
August Wilson Theatre
Belasco Theatre
Bernard B. Jacobs Theatre
Booth Theatre
Broadhurst Theatre
The Broadway Theatre
Brooks Atkinson Theatre
Circle in the Square Theatre
Cort Theatre
Ethel Barrymore Theatre
Eugene O’Neill Theatre
Foxwoods Theatre
Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre
Gershwin Theatre
Helen Hayes Theatre
Imperial Theatre
John Golden Theatre
Longacre Theatre
Lunt-Fontanne Theatre
Lyceum Theatre
Majestic Theatre
Marquis Theatre
Minskoff Theatre
Music Box Theatre
Nederlander Theatre
Neil Simon Theatre
New Amsterdam Theatre
Palace Theatre
Richard Rodgers Theatre
Samuel J. Friedman Theatre
Shubert Theatre
Stephen Sondheim Theatre
St. James Theatre
Studio 54
Vivian Beaumont Theatre (at Lincoln Center)
Walter Kerr Theatre
Winter Garden Theatre
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