The Broadway House Guide

The Nederlander Organization Theaters

Nederlander Organization operates 9 of Broadway's 41 houses — about 13,579 seats, or 27% of every seat on Broadway.

  • 9Broadway houses
  • 13,579seats in total
  • 27%of all Broadway seats
  • 1,933at the largest (Gershwin)

Nederlander Organization operates 9 Broadway houses, from the Gershwin Theatre (about 1,933 seats) down to the Lena Horne Theatre (about 1,069). An operator owns or leases the building and books productions into it; the shows themselves come and go.

Its houses sit on 6 different streets, from West 41st Street to West 52nd Street. Ticketing generally runs through the operator's own box offices and online seller, so the seat maps for these houses look alike.

  1. Gershwin Theatre2 levels · 222 West 51st StreetSeats1,933
  2. Minskoff Theatre2 levels · 1515 BroadwaySeats1,710
  3. Palace Theatre3 levels · 1564 BroadwaySeats1,648
  4. Marquis Theatre2 levels · 210 West 46th StreetSeats1,612
  5. Lunt-Fontanne Theatre2 levels · 205 West 46th StreetSeats1,505
  6. Neil Simon Theatre2 levels · 250 West 52nd StreetSeats1,467
  7. Richard Rodgers Theatre2 levels · 226 West 46th StreetSeats1,400
  8. Nederlander Theatre2 levels · 208 West 41st StreetSeats1,235
  9. Lena Horne Theatre2 levels · 256 West 47th StreetSeats1,069

Gold bars show each house’s seat count against the largest on Broadway (1,933).

On the Map

Highlighted: the houses on this list. Tap any dot for its guide.

Schematic map of Broadway theaters, 41st to 54th StreetEach dot is a Broadway house placed by its street address, almost all between Sixth and Eighth Avenues. North is up.54535251504948474645444342418th Ave7th Ave6th AveBroadwayTimes SqAl Hirschfeld Theatre — 1,404 seatsAmbassador Theatre — 1,125 seatsAugust Wilson Theatre — 1,225 seatsBelasco Theatre — 1,016 seatsBernard B. Jacobs Theatre — 1,100 seatsBooth Theatre — 800 seatsBroadhurst Theatre — 1,218 seatsBroadway Theatre — 1,763 seatsCircle in the Square Theatre — 776 seatsEthel Barrymore Theatre — 1,058 seatsEugene O'Neill Theatre — 1,108 seatsGerald Schoenfeld Theatre — 1,079 seatsGershwin Theatre — 1,933 seatsHayes Theater — 597 seatsHudson Theatre — 970 seatsImperial Theatre — 1,457 seatsJames Earl Jones Theatre — 1,092 seatsJohn Golden Theatre — 800 seatsLena Horne Theatre — 1,069 seatsLongacre Theatre — 1,077 seatsLunt-Fontanne Theatre — 1,505 seatsLyceum Theatre — 922 seatsLyric Theatre — 1,622 seatsMajestic Theatre — 1,681 seatsMarquis Theatre — 1,612 seatsMinskoff Theatre — 1,710 seatsMusic Box Theatre — 1,025 seatsNederlander Theatre — 1,235 seatsNeil Simon Theatre — 1,467 seatsNew Amsterdam Theatre — 1,702 seatsPalace Theatre — 1,648 seatsRichard Rodgers Theatre — 1,400 seatsSamuel J. Friedman Theatre — 650 seatsShubert Theatre — 1,502 seatsSt. James Theatre — 1,709 seatsStephen Sondheim Theatre — 1,055 seatsStudio 54 — 1,006 seatsTodd Haimes Theatre — 740 seatsWalter Kerr Theatre — 975 seatsWinter Garden Theatre — 1,600 seatsN ↑ · Vivian Beaumont: Lincoln Center, W 65th St (off map)
Schematic, not to scale: every house placed by its street address. Tap a dot for the house; on a phone, swipe the map sideways.

Questions, Answered

Which Broadway theaters does Nederlander Organization operate?
9 houses: Gershwin Theatre, Lena Horne Theatre, Lunt-Fontanne Theatre, Marquis Theatre, Minskoff Theatre, Nederlander Theatre, Neil Simon Theatre, Palace Theatre and Richard Rodgers Theatre.
What is the largest Nederlander Organization theater?
The Gershwin Theatre at 222 West 51st Street, with about 1,933 seats.
How many Broadway seats does Nederlander Organization control?
About 13,579 across 9 houses — 27% of the roughly 50,513 seats in all 41 Broadway theaters.

Every figure here is derived from the house-by-house facts in our guide, each cited to the theater’s Wikipedia article and checked 2026-10-09. Seat counts are approximate — capacity shifts a little with each production. Spot an error?Tell us.