Nederlander Theatre

Loved the show “Redwood” but reading reviews I’m a bit confused. People commented about “roomy seating”. The orchestra level seating is so tight and small. I am 5’10 and my knees touched the back of the seats in front of us. If you’re tall you probably wouldn’t fit.

Probably the most beautiful theater that I have ever been to in my life ( and im fairly well traveled). I saw Harry Potter and the Cursed Child here. The show was fast paced with touches of magic and linked several stories from the Harry Potter series together. It was a fun night.

Went to check out Idina Menzel and her all female writing/directing/songwriting crew put together a show stopping production of what’s been in development for over a decade. The musical is loosely based on a true story of a woman who moved into a redwood tree for 2 years as a way of protesting and protecting the natural wonders. The production itself featured a marvelous redwood tree that became another character in the story and in her first return to the Nederlander since she shot to worldwide fam and acclaim in Rent, Menzel proves why she’s an icon of stage and screen. Just wish I did a little more research on the story ahead of the show to have more context and understanding of the messaging.

Saw Tommy the rock opera at the Nederlander Theater. The view from the seats was good but several aspects is the experience let this theater down. The washroom facilities are not acceptable, with one washroom for each on the top floor and long lineups to enter the tiny facilities. At intermission, the women's lineup extended to the lower floor - plan accordingly. The air con seemed to be blowing at full the entire show which was unpleasant. Last, there was excessive light from the lobbies entering the theatre. The staff at times were also overbearing. On the plus side, the seats were reasonably comfortable and spacious. The theater could be great with a modest refresh.

Me and my family went to see Shucked because we heard it was closing. (Quick not before I start this review is nothing against the show itself. I recently posted I different review raving about the show. This is strictly about some of the people working at the theater). When we first got to the theater, everything was fine, but when we went in and started to head to our seats, it was overcrowded, which is fine. The show is about to close and you could expect that. The issue was how it was handled. We were all being screamed at by ushers to move, which would have been Ok except for there was nowhere to move. But none of this is to complain. I want to make that clear. This is just to inform people of what might happen at the theater when/if you go, I still think that everybody should go to see this beautiful piece. If you do have any group members that you are going with with autism or sensory issues, just keep that in mind. Even with the minor issues, this was still an amazing show and experience. The cast does come out for playbill signing and pictures for every show (even matinees). And for those of you who don't know that is quite rare

Like all historic Broadway theaters, it is intimate, and nearly every seat is a good view. Bonus that bathrooms are in the mezzanine where we happened to sit this time around. It felt a little more crowded when compared to other theaters but is the theater made most famous by Rent which ran there for more than 10 years. We took in Shucked for this visit many years later.

The theater is beautiful. The show, Shucked, was great, funny and super voices. There should be a warning for the balcony seats that if you are over 6' tall, do not do it. The seats are terribly narrow 13"-14" between arm rests, about 7" between your seat and the back of the one in front of you. Bathroom was really small. The view was good and the sound was great. Had the show been mediocre, I would have left at intermission, it was that uncomfortable.

Very much enjoyed this venue. View from the mezzanine was fantastic. Seats are a bit cramped with contact from the sides, back, and front. Redwood was an amazing show.

Nice theater. The seats are comfortable and not too crowded. There are plenty of stalls in the bathroom but the layout is so odd. There are only five sinks and they are crammed in a tight space. You need to queue to get to the sink and then it's a narrow space to exit the restroom.

The Venue: Typical vintage Broadway theatre with cramped hard seating, awkward layout. No bathrooms on the first floor - and just a few on the second/third - to accommodate 1,200+ patrons (when fully booked). I saw "Tommy" during a heat wave and the airflow/cooling was woefully adequate; in fact the elderly gentleman sitting next to me had breathing issues causing he and his wife to leave at intermission. A real shame, especially considering what orchestra level seats cost. The Performance: This latest revival of The Who's brilliant rock opera was a mixed bag at best. I love the album and saw the original production 30 yrs ago; IMO this chaotic, emotionally hollow version just couldn't compare. The acting and vocals were generally good, although some performers were better than others at singing on key. (Kudos to Alison Luff's performance of Mrs. Walker!). However, too much was occuring simultaneously on the small stage - e.g. one actor singing, another actor being dragged away by a group of dystopian masked robots and/or being thrown into the air for no apparent reason, with WWII videos playing on the back wall. And I was disappointed by the lack of a real pinball machine on the set this time - after all what were those "crazy flipper fingers" for anyway? Guess it's true that you can't go home again. Doubtful return to the tired Nederlander for any future productions either.

Saw the amazing play The Who's Tommy the Musical at this landmark playhouse Nederlander. First of all the play was just amazing with a cast of outstanding actors and actresses. The music was spectacular with a storyline that is truly profound. Guitarist -Composer -lyricist Pete Townshend is truly epic. This theater is absolutely incredible treasure to see a play, the sound is great. The building itself is just a beautiful piece of New York City.

I visited the Nederlander Theatre to catch a Broadway show, and while the performance was stellar, the venue itself had its quirks. The Nederlander, originally opened in 1921 as The National Theatre by Walter C. Jordan and designed by architect William Neil Smith, has seen many transformations over the years. Renamed the Billy Rose Theatre in 1959 and briefly the Trafalgar Theatre in 1979, it finally took its current name in 1980 in honor of David T. Nederlander.* Despite its rich history, the seating remains as cramped as ever, making it a bit of a struggle to get to your spot. Navigating through the narrow rows felt like a workout, and the packed venue meant long lines everywhere. Even a simple trip to the restroom required significant patience, so here's a pro tip: use the restroom somewhere close by before entering the building to avoid the hassle. The theatre features a bar on the Orchestra, where you can purchase refreshments. We visited and my friend got her drink relatively quickly. Beverages are permitted in the auditorium, and the bars start serving 30 minutes before the performance, which adds to the experience. * Source: https://www.broadway.com/venues/theaters/nederlander-theatre2/

Saw the Broadway show "Shucked!" Here and although the show was very entertaining, this was not my favorite of Broadway theatres I've been in. The concession and bathroom lines are placed in the most awkward locations. The concession lines are constantly causing jams and people to have to move and the bathroom lines go down the stairs and around the building. Big tip: go before the show because intermission the lines are nuts. Kudos to the drink menu however - very clever from those in charge. Additionally, the singing and the band were great but the volume of the ensemble during big numbers were often drowned out the the band making it hard to understand the lyrics. Overall, an OK theatre but the show was 8/10.

Just saw Redwood - Amazing!! Best show and worth every penny!! Idina Menzel was WONDERFUL!

The Nederlander Theater is a typical Broadway theater. There's stairs to the landing with the bar and restrooms. Then stairs to the mezzanine and stairs up and down to our seats up in the nosebleed section. Exiting is the same path going down. The legroom is non existent! What makes up for all this in my eyes is the view of the stage. It was unobstructed. I'd return for another show and I suggest you go see Shucked if you enjoy a funny musical.

It's a smaller theater, chairs we're pretty uncomfortable.. We came to see Shucked, still enjoyed the Broadway show though!

I've seen a few shows here. The orchestra section is small but the mezzanine (2nd) level has a good amount of seating and still decent views. The restrooms are small and cause long lines. Staff is a bit too firm at giving orders which is irritating. The stage is small and the audio isn't sufficient; it's far too low. Seats are narrow but comfy.

Having watched so many Broadway shows in NYC and at home, this was actually my first time inside Nederlander Theatre. I've also walked by many times but never had a chance to watch something live as Theater District is fairly big. I knew I'd be in town, looked up what shows scheduled this one day. There were only a few musicals that caught my attention. I didn't wanna repeat any of the musicals that was on that night as l've already watched them before. But Shucked I thought would be interesting and since it was an award winning show, it was finally the perfect chance to check this off my bucket list I didn't purchase my ticket in advance, instead I went over right when the box office opened at 10am. Thought I'd first check out Rush Tickets if available. By the time I had head down after breakfast, there were only 3 rush tickets available, one pair and one single ticket. By the time I got there, all 3 rush tickets were sold! No problem, as you still have an opportunity to purchase best seats at best price from the box office. I had a price point in mind, didn't want to sit on the balcony or mezzanine, yet I wanted the best view on Orchestra for that evening. Nederlander Theatre is way bigger than I thought it would be. By far one the bigger theatre's in NYC compared to the small more cozy venue's in and around theater district. Restroom and concession stand were found upstairs. Security when entering just like any theatre with metal detectors and they do request to open up your bags upon entering.

Glad to finally make it back to the theatre. The first time I've been to this theatre and the size is on the smaller side. The staff really make lines move efficiently to make sure the crowd keeps moving. The bathroom lines were the quickest I've seen. The seating is on the tighter side probably because the size of the theatre. The acoustics were very good during the performance from the actors to the live orchestra. It was an enjoyable experience and I wouldn't mind going back to see another musical or play in the future.

Went to go see Shucked and it was amazingggg and so funny! The Nederlander Theatre was nice and very efficient. When we first arrived the line was sooooooooo long. Once doors were open they got through the line in about 5 minutes. Staff was friendly. My only note was the seats were pretty tight and the incline wasn't steep enough. There was a little girl behind us that had a tough time seeing. Look forward to coming back and seeing another show.

Great theatre! Great views from Balcony Row C. We were so close to the stage and could see everything perfectly. Legroom was uncomfortable but that's pretty much any Broadway theatre. Would visit again

Show: 1.5 stars Actor, Jefferson Mays 5 stars The bathroom 5 stars Came to see A Christmas Carol. This is a one-man show. The show is the classic story narrated by the actor, Jefferson Mays. The actor acts out all the characters and changes his voice while narrating each different character. Not gonna lie, did not love the show. This is also spoken entirely in British English which I had trouble understanding alot of. The multiple character conversation is hard to follow since it is spoken by the same actor with just very subtle changes to voice/demeanor etc. With this said, Jefferson Mays did an amazing performance and I don't think there are many actors that can pull off this show format. In the midst of the show, I visited the women's bathroom and I was completely shocked at what I saw. It had like 25 stalls! ... Which is unheard of in any Broadway theatre or general Manhattan venue. The bathroom is a must visit!

Won Broadway Lottery: $50 per ticket for Mr. Saturday Night. Got lucky with great seats--orchestra, center of the theater--definitely worth it! What a surprising treat of a performance! Such a fun show, even for Gen Z audience like myself. You will laugh and cheer, so if you are looking for an uplifting experience, this is it. Actors are extremely talented and the music draws you in. I was worried that not knowing the history behind this show would be a problem, but it totally wasn't--the plot is independent of any previous stories, so you can relax and enjoy! The theater seats are small, so prepare to be squished and get warm and cozy with your seat neighbors.

No complaints with this theater. Seats were not too cramped, views were good. I've been here before but it's been a while. This time I saw Shucked. Great performances! Really funny show/musical. I was on the fence about seeing it but really glad I did.

Mr. Saturday night was good play I love how it had that vintage feel and it was about the career of an aging comedian. The only thing I didn't like was there was a little bit too much profanity used. Kind of overkill on the cursing. After the show Billy Crystal was gracious enough to sign everyone's playbill posters or tickets. He is a germ Afobe because of Covid so if you wanted anything signed you had to wear a mask and the first two rows also had to wear masks.

Excellent theater and currently is home to Shucked! Which is a must see show for anyone going to nyc! Alex Newell will blow you away with their range and the storyline with the storytellers will keep you laughing all the way through. It's a progressive comedy that is high energy and well-written.

Nice theater in a convenient location to restaurants and public transportation. We were there for Tommy. Only gripe was that there was only 1 bathroom for men and 1 for women. Needless to say there were huge lines for restrooms during intermission and the end of show.

Let me preface this by saying I have worked in theater for 40 years. The theater is gorgeous. Staff on the other hand..... We had difficulties pulling up our tickets. Staff member told us to go to will call with our confirmation number. Will call acted like he had no idea what we were talking about, then the security guard kept telling us to move but there wasn't anywhere to go (we couldn't move forwards without tickets and entryway was packed). Finally another guard realized I was having a panic attack and opened the door. We managed to open the app- the nice young man let us back in, but we weren't sure where to go and once again we were yelled at for blocking the way. Here's a novel idea (one we've used for decades) - treat theater guests as GUESTS.

ENTRANCE - extremely organized and come down the line to check ID & COVID to speed entrance SEATING - the staff very helpful. But the seats are very tight. It's an older theater when folks were smaller. LOL. Not like me today. ANGLES - we were center orchestra so excellent view. Even the side orchestra is not as sharp an angle as most others.

We had a great time watching A Christmas Carol at this theater. It was a one-man's show. How did Jefferson Mays memorize everything? He wrote it! That's why. Anyway, we had a mezzanine seat. Getting to the seat was pretty steep. We went up to the section entrance and down to the seats. The seats are small, and there's no legroom at all. My recent flights had more legroom. Today's movie theaters offer larger and more comfortable seats. Good thing the show was short with no intermission. The sound system was good, the stage decoration was amazing, and the performance was terrific! Regardless of the tiny seat, we enjoyed the show.

Opened in 1921, the theatre has a seating capacity of 1,232. Houdini preformed on this stage. Typical of older Broadway theatres, the restrooms tend to be tight with long lines. I sat in the next to last row (Row O) in the center mezzanine, which has an odd quirk as there is a row behind it only accessible by moving through the my row, which actually gave me leg room as there was no seat to my left so patrons could access that back row. My sightline of the stage from way up top was fine.

Lucky to see the great Billy Crystal in Mr. Saturday Night at the historic Nederlander Theater. Opened in 1921, as the National Theater seated 1200 people. This Broadway theater, located in Midtown NYC has been host to so many shows. Mr. Saturday Night was adapted from the 1992 film. This musical comedy made me laugh and towards the end made me cry. I waited outside afterwards and Billy Crystal signed my playbill and I took a few photos.

Came for "Mr. Saturday Night" starring Billy Crystal, which was excellent. Quick screening for security, women's restroom upstairs line moves fast and with the help of an usher directing traffic. We sat in the left orchestra section and the acoustics and views were great. They have a snack and drinks bar and you are allowed to eat/drink during the show, but currently (in July 2022) need to keep masks up while not actively eating or drinking and they have an active "police" shining flashlights at folks to enforce it. The theater itself isn't overly beautiful, but it is comfortable.

You must go see shucked on Broadway. What an amazingly funny show. The theatre needs some updates more restrooms.

Saw shucked. What a great show, can't wait to see it again. The only problem I have with the theater is the seats are too small and your basically hugging your neighbor but over all I loved the theater

This is the worst theater I have been to in Broadway. The seats are so narrow it really doesn't have any leg room. My leg and feet hurts after the show. There's also no place for people to pass through, so there's a lot of disturbance during the show while people need to go to restroom. And also the seats are so close each row, if someone lean forward or if they are tall will block a lot of your view. So your bet will be to have a good decent attendee in front of you. I had a tall person kept moving around so it ruins the show for me.

A quaint theater. We went to see Shucked. Have not been to a broadway show before so I have no comparison. I gave it a 4 because the staff was rude and didn't try to really do anything but just bark at the guest if they were not doing what they expected the patrons to do. However there was a big gap in information on what to expect

Saw The Whos Tommy and it was awful. The staging was too small and too minimal. Even the epic sound track couldn't save this remake from the trash heap. and if Pete Townsend was dead he'd be rolling over. Hard to think he signed off on this remake. See it fast cuz it ain't going g to be around long.

Came to see Christmas Carol in this theatre. The entrance and arrival to the theater was easy and smooth. Of course they have metal detectors. Upon arrival the staff is very helpful in finding your seat. The aisles and seats are smaller then any other broadway show I've seen. The seats also hurt after a while. Also they don't have many bathroom stalls which it could get easily crowded. The drinks are on the pricey side but i think that's all theatres on broadway. The show itself was very good and well made. Different then any other play I've been too since it's a one man show.

I love the originality of this intimate theatre. It's not so small that you can't maneuver your way to the bathrooms or bars, in fact it's several levels with great views of the stage from any seat in the house. Helpful staff to show us to our seats and generous pours from the bartenders made our Pretty Woman night a fun and memorable one.

We watched the play Pretty Woman in this theater. The show is okay but this review is for the theater itself. Although we were seated close to the stage, I found the sitting area cramped. Being seated on the left side area, I got body cramped trying to twist my body more to the right. What make it worst, the person in front if is a tall that I had to move or lean my head more to the right as well. My view was totally compromised of the seating layout. For the entire show, it was an uncomfortable seating for me. You'll find this interesting - Line to the women's restroom was long enough ( from the comfort room to the corridor down the stairs to the 1st ground floor) with a request of leaning to the right to give room for others who wants to use the stairs. Perhaps who went last definitely used up all her 15 minutes break time. The staff was trying to alleviate the stress of each Parton in missing out the beginning of the second part by making good hearted comments to all. The stage is small, audio is alright, lighting is good.

Horrible small theater seats / if you are over 150 pounds you will be uncomfortable. Bathroom stalls for men are insanely narrow.

Nothing significant about this theater. I came to watch Pretty Woman here. The show was pretty nice, the theater was just as uncomfortable as any other Broadway theater, no leg space, to many seats to shimmy through when people are sitting to get to your seat, etc. Drinks and snacks are super expensive like all other theaters. Not worth it. Eat before you get here because you aren't allowed to bring food in. Also, DO NOT get the box seats thinking they are special. Again, this goes for any broadway theater, those seats suck and so much of your view will be obstructed.

Typical of the old-style Broadway theaters, when people were smaller, bladders were bigger, and viruses were weaker. However it's a special experience to have the hive-mind influence of a great live performance. The bathroom lines are ridiculous as always and there is little room to maneuver around at all, but this is typical for many venues in the area. The Lehman Triology was fantastic, the longer run time went by quickly. I was reading the book before which is 3-4 times longer so this seemed like a quick summary :).

I gave 2 stars because it is a nice little theater, but the staff (security, bathroom lady, person who sits you...) is horrible!!!! My daughter and I went to see the musical "Mamma Mia" on Thursday May 2nd and were really looking forward to it... WE did not know (until much later) that we were not allowed to take photos (and videos); not long after the intermission, a very unfriendly and rude lady asked my daughter to step out ; I asked why , and she finally answered ,again in a rude way, that she had to step out with her phone which made my daughter very anxious ; I left our seats with my daughter and followed that lady who then involved several security guys, the bathroom lady....They made my daughter cry, were very rude, and even followed her/us to the bathroom where she started throwing up from the stress they caused! All they cared about were the photos she might have taken and wanted her to delete them! The bathroom lady even pretended she was worried about her but all she wanted was for my daughter to delete her photos ! Even though she knew she was extremely anxious,not feeling well and in the bathroom (stall), she kept demanding that she delete her photos and threatened to call the security guys to the bathroom (women bathroom!) which she did , but thankfully they did not enter because I mentioned violation of privacy and asked to let her finish (I then deleted my photos so they wold leave her alone ! I was so shocked at the way they treated us, especially my daughter who is extremely anxious! They treated us/her like criminals!!! It is absolutely appalling and unacceptable!!! WE did eventually (after at least 20 minutes of terrible treatment) go back to our seats but it was very difficult to enjoy the rest of the show (especially for my daughter who was still in distress and crying)... I will never go back to this theater and will NOT recommend it to anyone!!! The staff were uniformly rude and unprofessional, sadistic even, and management should take notice.

Very little legroom! The 100 year old theatre is nice enough to look at. However, the seating is very tight with little legroom. The aisles and stairs are barely adequate, be prepared for a slow exit. The staff handled the COVID vaccination check quickly.

Shameful customer service. had tix for "shucked" on broadway. flights cancelled due to NY storm. have been trying for days, even before my show date, to get refund or a new date for tix since couldn't get into NY. no one replies and no offer of anything to help customer who had an entire trip messed up due to weather. if you want people to support NY theater, and pay high ticket prices, treat us with some respect

This theater is cramp and has a lot of stairs into the mezzanine. The layout of the mezzanine is broken into a lower and upper. If you have problems with climbing stairs ask to let you use the 2nd floor stair or they will direct you up three flights of stairs to the top of the mezzanine only to have to walk down again. WTF! Ill-responsible ushers. Sound quality is not good up in the mezzanine area and the seats are tight. Stairs are steep. Men's restroom is also tight and has an IN and OUT so don't mess up or people will yell at you. I have seem Amazing Grace and War Paint at this theater.

An intimate theater where I don't think there is a bad seat in the house. Seats are very sloped so no worries about the people in front of you obstructing your views. Leg room here is not generous; I'm 5'6" and I was feeling it. Saw War Paint here and Lupone's voice carried beautifully through the theater. Since the seats are so sloped there are a lot of stairs to get to the mezzanine level and then some deep steps to get to your row, so something to keep in mind if stairs are an issue. Bathrooms are modern and spacious, however there is no lighting above the stalls and the stalls themselves are very small. The layout of the sinks is not ideal to keep traffic flowing, but thought it was fun how there were Elizabeth Arden products available for use in the ladies room. A pretty theater that may cramp your legs, but offers a great view of the stage.

Went to see Pretty Woman The Musical and was so amazed by the cast & show and what wonderful performances they all put on! Located in Times Square it should be relatively simple trying to find! Only a 10 minute walk from Penn Station. I was so shocked to walk into this Theatre and see how tiny it actually was! The theatre itself was very clean & well taken care of. The employees were all welcoming and helpful. The bathrooms were spotless, and there were quite a few stalls in the women's bathroom which is always a plus! The drinks/snacks/and souvenirs were pricey, but that's to be expected. I sat in the middle of the Orchestra section 5 rows from the stage (row E) smack dab in the middle of the Theatre and had a beautiful clear view. From the looks of it, pretty much any seat in orchestra had a clear shot of the stage- unsure about up top in the mezzanine. I really only have one complaint...like every Broadway Theatre the seats are extremely uncomfortable and close together, but this has to top them all! The seats are really tight, get to know your neighbors because chances are you will be bumping into them during most of the show. I'm 6'0 and my knees were SMASHED up against the seat in front of me. Also the seats themselves were extremely uncomfortable and almost everyone had to constantly keep readjusting themselves. But hey I get it, it's an old building filled with tons of history so I was able to suffer for a few hours! I definitely recommend seeing Pretty Woman! The show was absolutely amazing! Yes the seats were terribly uncomfortable but the musical made it all worth it!

I would not wish my worst enemy to go here. Staff was extremely rude, physically assaulted my wife and for literally no reason. We had seats not together, staff sat my wife separate from me and then proceeded to be physically aggressive with her. She had a paid ticket, but not next to me. Why would you sit her and then grab her arm aggressively to see her ticket? Unreal. Wish I could give negative stars.

The usher by the handicapped bathroom said nothing when people in their 20s and 30s waited on line. By the time the real handicapped/elderly came to use the bathroom, the second act was starting, and some of those needing the bathroom either left the line or stayed, and those who stayed couldn't be seated until the first of the songs in the second act were over. Ushers--please do your job! Very little leg room in the theater.

Very nice old theater where Pretty Women, The Musical is playing. Great show patterning the movie. Entertaining with a great score by Bryan Adams. The cast was fantastic. Andy Karl, the lead is a very good actor but doesn't have a strong singing voice. His wife is also in the play.

Unexpectedly stood in line on a rainy day to try to catch Shucked. Unbelievable-definitely the best show we've seen since we've been here. Cast is top-notch and of course they're each creating the roles since this is the first cast. The jokes were nonstop and so funny. But the vocals-oh my gosh. Lulu (Alex Newel) was incredible. Grey Henson stole the stage but each of the cast stole it back again. If you get a chance to go, do it!

I'd like to separate between the show itself and the venue. The show itself was magnificent and the 3 lead roles were superb. I enjoyed every minute and I highly recommend it to all I must however make it clear that I found the service and operation of the Nederlander theater a disgrace and embarrassing. The show was slated to begin at 7:00 and they yelled last call at 6:30, putting the crowd at a panic to get in, a half an hour before the show is to start, which I found to be completely inappropriate And also they completely mishandled and miscalculated the bathroom demand during intermissions leading to insanely ridiculous and unrealistic lines I urge the producers of this amazing show to switch venues immediately. I was at the Richard Rodgers theatre the night before and they did not have any of these issues.

Asked usher for a playbill to read while standing before show. She said since it wasn't my aisle she couldn't give me one. Other usher gave me one and covered for her, said they only have a certain amount. You've got to be kidding. Playbills are a dime a dozen. So when I actually was seated, the usher who sat me, wouldn't leave me alone. He told me to go around. Then when I was looking for my seat and the best way, then he came over again. No problem...but then was I walking to my seat and he came over yet again for a third time? I asked him if he has any other customers. He wide eyed in my face told me he was just doing his job! So after I sat and thinking it was just me, another usher came to our aisle upset about something. Girl next to me told me that usher has an attitude. I told her, they all have an attitude! It has to be the theatre or management company. Yet another usher came over (I don't even know why now), stating some other rule. This is the fourth usher with an edge in only 20 minutes I have noted. What is wrong with all the ushers there? Aside from usher issue, we were all squeezed in. I guess that's the way some of these theatres are but it's true that there is no leg room there. The upside is Mr. Saturday Night with Billy Crystal was a great show! In that regard, we all had a really good time.

I was here to watch "Honeymoon in Vegas" but my review is not for the show, but the theatre itself. Acoustically the sound and the lighting on the stage was good. The views from the seats depending on where you sat were comprimised by the poor layout of the theatre. Now I'm not a huge guy, but the seats were uncomfortable with insufficient leg room. Even Airlines provide more legroom in economy class. If you're over 6 feet tall your knees would probably touch the back of the seat in front of you. The restrooms are pretty clean and they have a water dispenser in there for you to take a quick swig of water during intermission. There is a bar upstairs by the restroom area and a souvenir shop, but don't forget it's Broadway so the prices are steep! Overall not the most enjoyable arrangement to watch a show.