Where exactly is the Broadway Theatre located?

The Broadway Theatre is at 1681 Broadway, New York, NY 10019, at the corner of 52nd Street in Midtown Manhattan. It is easily accessible by subway (N, Q, R, W, 1 lines at 49th or 50th Street) and surrounded by parking garages and dining options.

What productions are currently running at the Broadway Theatre?

Current and upcoming productions are listed on the official Shubert website at shubert.nyc/theatres/broadway. The house has recently hosted The Great Gatsby to exceptional reviews, and programming changes seasonally.

Are the box seats worth it, even though they are listed as obstructed?

Many regular patrons prefer the box seats specifically for their extra legroom and close-up perspective on the performance. The obstruction is minimal for most productions, and the intimate feel is a genuine advantage.

Is the theatre accessible for guests with mobility needs?

Yes. The Broadway Theatre is fully accessible, with wheelchair seating, accessible restrooms, and staff trained to assist guests. Contact the Shubert box office in advance to arrange specific accommodations.

What should I bring or know before attending a show?

Bring a light jacket or layer, as the air conditioning runs noticeably cold. Also note that the theatre is quite tall and some upper sections have a low overhang, so check your seat location when booking if ceiling height is a concern.

How do I buy tickets or contact the box office?

Tickets are available through shubert.nyc/theatres/broadway, as well as through major ticketing platforms. Group sales and premium packages can be arranged directly through the Shubert Organization's group sales team.

Can the Broadway Theatre be booked for private or corporate events?

Yes. The Broadway Theatre is available for select private and corporate events. Inquire through the Shubert Organization's event services team via shubert.nyc for availability, pricing, and production capabilities.

Broadway Theatre

Every seat in the house is a front-row seat to something extraordinary. The Broadway Theatre programs full-scale Broadway productions, from sweeping musicals with cinematic set design to dramatic works that stop conversation cold. The stage is large enough to accommodate full orchestras, flying rigs, and the kind of technical ambition that makes a show feel impossible until you're watching it happen live.

Beyond individual performances, the venue is available for private and corporate events, offering one of the most iconic addresses in American entertainment as your backdrop. The box office team handles ticketing with transparency, and accessibility accommodations are built into the house design so every guest can attend comfortably.

Group sales, premium seating packages, and season programming information are available directly through Shubert.nyc. Whether you are planning a spontaneous Tuesday night or a milestone celebration, the Broadway Theatre delivers the kind of evening that earns a permanent spot in the story of your life in this city.

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4 months ago

"Beautiful theater, very nice staff. We saw The Great Gatsby. It was amazing. I prefer the box seats even though they're obstructed. I love them so much room.. This place is very clean. We love the show.. Broadway at its finest"

— Erin Daly

"The Great Gatsby was fantastic! The sets had so much detail, splendor and the customs were fun and energetic. The cast is amazing and very talented. The theater is very comfortable and easy to find from the subway. The staff were very friendly and helpful. This is a great show to add to your watch list."

— Jared Virtue

2 months ago

"Amazing that they raised this theatre up several feet! A few tips if you see a show here. 1) bring a jacket... The AC is very very cold 2) beware of the overhang... The theatre is very tall and the mezzanine blocks some views of the top of the stage if you are in the back rows of the orchestra seats"

— Trung Tieu

3 months ago

"Wonderful history & arts at this theatre. I was able to enjoy The Great Gatsby— which was performed exquisitely. The actors were top notch & the whole set was super immersive. If I were ever visiting NYC, I’d highly recommend taking the time to watch a show. Major kudos to all the musicians and logistics stage personnel it takes to pull this masterful performance together seamlessly. If there is one thing I would criticize though, it’s actually the lack of concessions available. They do sell alcohol & soft drinks, plus candy & pringles— but nothing else. Personally, I feel adding select food items (like hot dogs or pizza) can add to the experience since people may come hungry but are not allowed to bring outside food. Regardless— check out a show!"

— Don Danino

a month ago

"What a classy and charming theater. History was dripping from this place and it tingled with the energy of past performances. Seats are a little narrow, but then again, people tended to be smaller, shorter and thinner back when it was constructed. Nonetheless, it was comfortable and it didn't take away from enjoying the show."

— R. J. Machado De Quevedo

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A Shubert landmark operating continuously since 1924, with over a century of world-class productions on its stage.

Rated 4.7 out of 5 stars by more than 5,300 verified audience members, one of Broadway's highest-rated venues.

Spacious box seats offer exceptional legroom and an intimate perspective unavailable anywhere else in the house.

Raised and restored to modern structural standards while preserving every original art-deco detail audiences love.

Centrally located at 1681 Broadway in Midtown, steps from major subway lines and some of Manhattan's best dining.

Warm, attentive staff and a meticulously maintained house ensure every visit feels as good as the show itself.

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