Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre
An intimate Midtown playhouse where ornate architectural detail pairs with clear sightlines across both levels.
- Ticket prices vary by production, seating choice, and performance date.
- 236 W 45th St
- 4.7 (2101 reviews)
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Herbert KrappArchitectDescription
Built in 1917 by the Shubert Organization as the Plymouth Theatre, architect Herbert Krapp framed this Broadway venue with Adamsesque ornamentation and an antique aesthetic. The two-level layout holds around 1,079 seats, where proximity to the stage comes with a practical trade-off: notably tight seating. Floor staff guide theatergoers straight to their rows, while a small bar serves pre-show refreshments.
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No children under 4