Longacre Theatre
Arts & Culture · New York, NY
About
The Longacre Theatre opens its doors on Sundays from 12:15am to 12:45am, a quirky time slot that fits a late-night Broadway outing. This historic venue, built in 1913 by H.H. Frazee, features a French Neo-classical exterior and Beaux Arts interior designed by Henry B. Herts. After a multimillion dollar restoration in 2007-08, it now offers free wifi and improved sightlines.
It's a popular spot for catching current Broadway shows. The theater's history includes a stint as a radio and TV playhouse for WOR. If you're exploring gay arts in New York, nearby stops like the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) also offer queer-friendly programming.
Features
- ✓Free wifi available
- ✓Restored 2007-08 with improved sightlines
- ✓Built by Red Sox owner who sold Babe Ruth
Practical
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the show times? +
The theater is currently open Sunday from 12:15am to 12:45am, which likely corresponds to a late-night performance. We recommend checking the official schedule for specific showtimes.
Is the theater accessible? +
We don't have confirmed accessibility details, claim this listing to add them.
Is there free wifi? +
Yes, free wifi is available.
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