Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre
Arts & Culture · New York, NY
About
This historic Broadway theater suits theater lovers who want to see top-tier productions in an intimate setting. The Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre, built by the Shuberts in 1917, was Herbert Krapp's first independent commission. Originally the Plymouth, it was renamed in 2005 for the late Shubert chairman. The Adamsesque interior design mirrors the nearby Booth and Shubert theaters.
You'll find it between Broadway and Eighth Avenue in Times Square. It has a 3.9 Yelp rating from 139 reviews. For a quieter pre-show option, consider the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) a short walk away if you want to balance theater with art.
Features
- ✓Intimate Broadway house with Adamsesque design
- ✓Adjacent to Broadhurst Theatre
- ✓Herbert Krapp's first independent commission
Practical
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre LGBTQ+-owned or focused? +
The theater is owned by the Shubert Organization, one of Broadway's major operators. It is not specifically LGBTQ+-focused but frequently hosts shows that appeal to diverse audiences, including queer theatergoers.
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