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Modern, 1,055-seat Roundabout Theatre Company stage in an environmentally sustainable space.
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Reviews — 8
First time here. The show was amazing! I love the theater. It was the perfect size. My poor husband is 6’2 and his legs were to long for the chair but he had a fabulous time.
The views are pretty good from all areas of the theatre. The acoustics are also very good. I highly recommend the show &Juliet.
Beautiful theater, feels very updated on the inside. Staff directing traffic to the bathrooms and seating areas were very helpful. The line through concessions was quick and also well attended by staff.
During our performance the A/C was on full blast so our legs were freezing, but I'd always rather be cold than hot so that's not the end of the world. I would love to see another performance here next time we're in NYC.
During our performance the A/C was on full blast so our legs were freezing, but I'd always rather be cold than hot so that's not the end of the world. I would love to see another performance here next time we're in NYC.
Originally the Henry Miller's Theatre built in 1918 and now managed by the Roundabout Theatre Company, the modern 1,055-seat theater opened in 2009 at the base of the Bank of America Tower. Very modern compared to the other Broadway theaters.
Saw & Juliet there , a truly brilliant musical.
Saw & Juliet there , a truly brilliant musical.
loved it! I went to see Hamilton. concession was expensive. Surely take your own food. I'll dress up a bit more next time ... on the booking map thr balconies appeared to have zero viewable ability however the seating was slanted so it worked out. Those seats are cheaper. I may go for those next time.
A wonderful play in such a beautiful venue. The staff was very welcoming. It's intimate and pretty much every seat gives you a good view of the stage.
Such a great theater! We sat in the last row of orchestra and the view was not obstructed at all! And the slope of the seats was perfect so there weren’t heads in the way. More leg room than most broadway theaters. More bathroom stalls too.
