Theaters in New York City
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Theaters in New York City
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Drunk Shakespeare
Quirky theater showcasing classic Shakespearean plays featuring one imbibed cast member.
Apollo Theater
Showbiz legends & amateurs alike take the stage at this longtime music hall.
BAM Howard Gilman Opera House
Opulent turn-of-the-century beaux arts theater hosting concerts & other performances & events.
Brooklyn Academy of Music
Lively theater hosting a range of programming including film screenings, plays & concerts.
The Slipper Room
Burlesque theater & lounge where patrons can watch variety shows from the main floor or mezzanine.
Lehman Center for the Performing Arts
Venerable, 2,310-seat venue with programs, concerts & other events by well-known & emerging artists.
David Geffen Hall
Renowned 2,378-seat Lincoln Center stage hosting the Philharmonic, opera, jazz & other performances.

LaGuardia Performing Arts Center
Community college-based venue for music, dance & theater by international & New York performers.
New York City Center
Established in 1943, this venue features an ornate, tri-level theater for a variety of performances.
St. George Theatre
This ornate destination for performing arts seats over 2,000 guests & offers a variety of shows.
The Public Theater
Landmark venue with multiple stages offering a wide variety of theatrical & musical productions.

SoHo Playhouse
A historic building serves as a venue for intimate off-Broadway performances.

Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts
Multi-venue complex home to many prominent groups like Metropolitan Opera & New York City Ballet.
Abrons Arts Center
Progressive performing & visual arts venue featuring classes & noteworthy names in many disciplines.
New Amsterdam Theatre
Storied 1903 stage & film venue still operating amid art nouveau decor & theatrical memorabilia.
Lincoln Center Theater
Iconic performing-arts venue with multiple theaters showing classic & contemporary plays & musicals.
Queens Theatre
Enduring community arts venue with World's Fair origins, presenting diverse performances.
BAM Strong
Revival of a historic 1904 venue showcasing avant-garde theater performances in a classical space.
Astor Place Theatre
Erected in 1831, the Greek Revival-style building was once home to the Astor & Vanderbilt families.





