Neil Simon Theatre
Arts & Culture · New York, NY
About
Recent shows here have included Catch Me If You Can, Hairspray, and The Music Man. This historic Broadway venue opened in 1927 as the Alvin Theatre before being renamed in 1983 to honor playwright Neil Simon. It's where Simon's autobiographical trilogy—Brighton Beach Memoirs, Biloxi Blues, and Jake's Women—all premiered.
You'll find it in Times Square, between Broadway and Eighth Avenues. It's a classic Broadway house with moderate pricing for a major theater. If you're exploring the area, you might also check out the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) nearby.
Features
- ✓Classic Broadway house since 1927
- ✓Named after America's most prolific playwright
- ✓Moderate pricing for a major theater
Practical
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this theater LGBTQ+-owned or focused? +
It is a historic Broadway venue that presents a mix of plays and musicals, and is known for being LGBTQ+-friendly.
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