Ethel Barrymore Theatre

Built in 1928, this historic Broadway venue is the only surviving Shubert theater built for a specific star.

  • Sun, 00:15 – 00:30
  • 243 West 47th Street
  • 4.6 (2167 reviews)

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Herbert KrappArchitect

Description

Associated with the renowned Barrymore acting dynasty, the theatre carries the name of the actress whose transatlantic popularity made her a household name in the US and England. Originally built by producers Lee and J.J. Shubert, the 1,058-seat venue continues to stage acclaimed plays. When booking, keep in mind that children under four years old are not admitted.

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No kids under 4Late entry at discretion