Broadhurst Theatre
Arts & Culture · New York, NY
About
The Broadhurst Theatre has been a Shubert Organization mainstay since 1917, when George H. Broadhurst built it with the Shubert brothers. Its interior features Doric columns and Greek-style cornices, a design by architect Herbert J. Krapp that mirrors the neighboring Plymouth Theatre. The venue consistently hosts major Broadway productions, from classics to new works.
You'll find it in Times Square, convenient for pre-theater dining or a stroll. With family-friendly shows and a mixed-age crowd, it's a solid choice for travelers. Free WiFi is available. The upscale vibe means you might want to dress smart casual.
Features
- ✓Free WiFi available
- ✓Shubert Organization venue since 1917
- ✓Great for tourists and all ages
Good for
Practical
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the dress code? +
The venue has an upscale vibe, so smart casual is recommended.
How long is a typical show? +
Most Broadway performances run about 2.5 hours including intermission.
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