NYC Theatre Guides

Historic Broadway venue opened in 1924, known for hosting large-scale musicals and Tony Award-winning productions in the heart of the Theater District.

Intimate Broadway theatre built in 1921, featuring contemporary plays and musicals in a beautifully restored early 20th-century Beaux-Arts setting.

Home to the Roundabout Theatre Company since 2000, this beautifully restored venue presents classic revivals and bold new works on Broadway.

Premier Broadway venue named after the legendary Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright, showcasing major musicals and plays since its opening in 1925.

Elegant Broadway house opened in 1928, named after the illustrious Barrymore acting dynasty. Hosts acclaimed dramas and comedies in a refined setting.

A stunning 1907 theatre designed with Tiffany glass and ornate detail by impresario David Belasco. Known for intimate productions and unique architectural beauty.

Classic Broadway venue built in 1927 by the Shuberts, presenting a vibrant mix of musicals and plays in a historic Times Square location.

Intimate 766-seat Broadway playhouse built in 1913, perfectly suited for serious dramas and small-scale productions. Named after legendary actor Edwin Booth.