One of the largest and most comfortable theaters on Broadway. The architecture of this former movie house is phenomenal. Stay away from the obstructed view seats!
What better way to enjoy an evening with singing naked men (if that’s your thing) than with a drink or two at your seat! You can do that here!
Seriously cute and intimate off-broadway theater – so intimate that the actors are right in your face. So don’t fall asleep, so one of them might nudge you awake.
A true gem tucked a bit far away from the lights of broadway, but where you can see many an up-and-coming star. The comedy and out-of-the-box shows are excellent.
Beautiful and very small theater that attracts some big-time talent. The acoustics are so great and you sit so close you really feel like you’re part of the action.
If you’re coming here on a cold or wet evening, make sure you’re suitable prepared to brave the elements as the lobby is practically non-existent.
Almost as far off-off-broadway as you can get but well worth the trek for their Shakespearian improv, naughty burlesque or sidesplitting comedy.
Cozy, modern and not a bad seat in the house! Check out their line up of provocative and groundbreaking works. Day of show tickets are only $20 and available 2 hours before curtain.
The atmosphere is as close to an old-time movie theater as you can get – which means the seats are a bit cramped but each one has a great view!
We love the seriously old school atmosphere and that there’s literally not a bad seat in this landmarked theater. Be warned that the lobby is small and the AC is potent.
This state of the art theater draws some of the biggest stars in some of the most avant-garde productions around! Come early to enjoy a drink and the awesome atmosphere.
A small theater hidden away on a tiny street that offers a cozy and intimate theater going experience. Afterwards, hit up any of the nearby bars and restaurants.
This group of three tiny theaters is for the off-broadway aficionado. Visit their fabulous bar after the show and mingle with the actors.
A great theater where you shouldn’t be surprised to see the actors moving all around you.
What used to be an old bank has been cleverly converted into a modern day performance space with stadium style seating, great sightlines and a nice bar.
What used to be the legendary and glitzy nightclub is now home to a spacious theater – the only one on Broadway with cabaret-style seating.
The former home of Les Miserables and now Billy Elliot. For the best acoustics, sit in the orchestra section - just be warned that the seats are old and cramped.
Part of Pace University, this theater is home to student productions, Tribeca Film Festival screenings, Inside the Actors Studio tapings and much more.
The summertime home of the Public Theater and a glorious outdoor stage for all their Shakespeare in the Park productions. Tickets are free, if you’re lucky enough to get ‘em.
Tickets start at $10! That’s cheaper than a movie or a cocktail! Take in a wonderful dance performance – their productions appeal to the newbie and the aficionado alike.
