- How many seats does the Nederlander Theatre have?
- About 1,235 seats, across 2 levels (Orchestra and Balcony). Exact capacity can shift slightly from production to production.
- Where is the Nederlander Theatre?
- 208 West 41st Street, in Manhattan's Theater District. It is operated by Nederlander Organization.
- What subway stop is closest to the Nederlander Theatre?
- Times Sq–42 St (1, 2, 3, 7, N, Q, R, W, S trains), about a block away; 42 St–Port Authority Bus Terminal (A, C, E trains), about 0.15 miles away.
- Does the Nederlander Theatre have a mezzanine?
- The house has 2 levels: Orchestra and Balcony. Ticket sellers often label the first upper level the “mezzanine” even where the architecture calls it a balcony, so check the seller’s seat map for exact section names.
- What was the Nederlander Theatre called before?
- It has previously been known as the National Theatre, the Billy Rose Theatre and the Trafalgar Theatre.
- Is the Nederlander Theatre wheelchair accessible?
- Only the orchestra level is wheelchair-accessible; restrooms are on the upper level. Confirm accessible seating with the box office when you book.
- When did the Nederlander Theatre open?
- It opened in 1921. Architect: William Neil Smith.