New World Stages

I watched “The Play That Goes Wrong” at New World Stages with my daughter, and we had a wonderful time. We purchased our tickets at TKTS in Times Square with a 50% discount, which made the experience even better. Our seats were in the second row on the left side, and we were very satisfied. The theater is relatively small, so there really isn’t a bad seat in the house—you can enjoy the show from anywhere. The cast was fantastic, with excellent acting skills and great timing. I’m usually not a big fan of comedy, but this show genuinely made me laugh and pulled me right into the performance. I’m giving it 4 stars mainly because the theater felt a bit cold, and since our seats were very close to the stage, some dust from the physical comedy occasionally made my eyes irritated and caused a bit of coughing. Still, it was a very entertaining and memorable experience, and I would recommend it, especially if you enjoy lively, physical comedy.

I remember when this theater was a $2 movie theater in the 90s. I’m so glad it is still around and housing amazing shows off Broadway long and short term. My most recent fun was seeing AMAZE which is a great fun interactive show especially if ur a Gen Xer/Millenial. Also long time running The Gazillion bubble show, great for ALL ages - yup even the big kids aka adults. Ha

I went to see a magic show called Amaze at the New World Stages. The complex has several stages of different capacities. The show I went to see was in the 199 seat theater. It was great because the magic show was up close and personal. It is a beautiful complex with great bars close to each venue and artwork along the walls. Loved it.

We sat in the 3rd row of the Orchestra. The facilities were unremarkable but that’s okay because there was nothing negative about them to distract from the show. The temperature, sound and lighting were just right for the show. The only negative for the experience is the insufficient number of women’s stalls. The restroom queue before and after the show was very long.

Very clean theater with very capable and friendly employees! Easily one of my favorite theater experiences so far. The cast was fantastic and I was so lucky to see the run of Heathers with Peyton List!

Went on a Monday but managed to have a crowd. But Facility was still clean and well managed. Bar and bathrooms available throughout and artwork hung on all walls giving a great vibe to the space. Staff were helpful if we needed anything too.

Great theater. I saw the spelling bee and the play that goes wrong and they were both amazing. The theaters are on the smaller side so most of the seats are good.

The audience (and I) laughed from the beginning to the end of "25th Reunion...". The script is rich with humor and the actors obviously ad lib some great lines with some audience members who were called onto the stage. The theater is small enough to draw us in to the story. And the best part is that we bought our tickets at half price (one day prior to the performance). It has no famous celebrities or complicated dancing, but definitely entertains!

I really loved seeing a show in this venue last night! My friend and I had tickets for Teeth, which was a 10/10! So funny, so camp... absolutely loved! The theater itself has multiple spaces inside and is very large. It was super clean and the workers were helpful in directing you where to go. For a theater, I thought the prices for drinks were very reasonable. We got a healthy pour of prosecco for $13. The bathrooms were clean and the seats were comfortable. I am actually seeing another show here next Saturday, and I look forward to returning! It is also right in the heart of Hell's Kitchen and near some great restaurants and bars. Perfect for a pre/post theater hang!

I came here to see "Drag, The Musical" in its preview week. I would review "Drag" itself, but unless it's extended, I don't know that it makes sense to do that. This is a smaller off-Broadway theater with smaller auditoriums/theaters. There are six shows going there right now (from Drag, to some weird bubble show, to Teeth--based on the angry vagina feminist manifesto--and I mean that in the best way possible--and more). Easy entrance. No waiting in a long-ass line like if you're going to see Hadestown or Book of Mormon. Staff are helpful and efficient. Bars are decent, though you're not getting anything special here--just the regular theater fare at increased prices. But I liked having a double cocktail while watching drag, so no complaints here. Easy to access bathrooms, clean and open, not too cramped. Shows here are pretty affordable. I paid over 150 for my seat ahead of time for Drag, but someone next to me rushed and got a similar seat for 39 dollars. I'm just anxious and like to have my plans well in advance. The best seats for Drag are the second and third row of tables, so you can fully see the runway. The best that was available when I purchased were the stage side seats, which were great . . . but involved a little (literally, just a little) neck extension, and I had to turn behind me to see the little bit of runway action. There really isn't a bad seat in the house. Happy, joyful, accepting. Loved it. And while I am not a New Kids on the Block fan, Joey McIntyre was the straight cis het male character here, and I had no idea until afterward. But he did a great job and the whole cast was a blast. Very funny. I will definitely be keeping an eye out on this smaller off-Broadway venue to see excellent material without all the hassle and the fuss!

BS +++ Not blowing bubbles up your wig! This is a straight man's review. I got the tickets for my wife as a birthday gift.  I didn't really know much about the show or performers other than the fact that a New Kids was performing.   From the stage decoration, lighting, the choreography, the actors (especially Kitty and Pus Pus) and the songs!!! I am obsessed.. matter fact so obsessed that we are taking our conservative aunt and uncle back not even a week later on 10/9/24.  Thats how good this show is. I was laughing so hard I nearly fell back. We were on the back row and even though view was obstructed it was still good. I truly commend the producers and everyone involved to put a show that also has a lesson.  Be you. Because despite what the world says you're fucking amazing.   This is also my review on Yelp and Google maps!!!  You ladies get 10 wigs!!  Highly recommended! Visit and tell them Mick (ig: The_freakin_vegan) sent you! You will not be disappointed  Trust me - I'm a vegan Boomsauce Scale: BW - basura (trash) BS - basic (come on! Try harder) BS + - better (Yo! That's better) BS ++ - best (alright! Alright! Alrightttt!) BS +++ - Amazing location! now that's boomsauce!

New World Stages hosted a good performance, Katsura Sunshine Rakugo. This show presented a funny and talented storyteller, which gave us bits of Japanese culture and comedy. He did a great job at explaining every portion of the show and translating it to English. This master storyteller will take you through a journey that you will enjoy and, as the Playbill states, you will leave with a piece of Japan in your heart.

Drag the musical great show loved them all -actors where fantastic and the seating was perfect

Came here to watch Drag the Musical last month and wanted to spotlight this great theater. I believe this theater is renovated so that it fits a couple smaller, more intimate theaters, but Drag was in theater 3.. The location in Hell's Kitchen is conveniently not too far from a variety of great restaurants near the "strip" on 9th Avenue and also close enough to Times Square for anyone who needs their touristy fix. We arrived a few minutes before the start of our show and were quickly ushered in. Inside you'll notice it's very modern, clean and spacious. Our first stop was the bathroom and unlike some of their older counterparts, I didn't have to wait in a long line at New World Stages. There were plenty of stalls and I was able to quickly get out. There was a bar on-site (I did not partake in ordering as I just came from dinner) and a merch stand conveniently located outside the theater. Was able to easily find the theater and the ushers were very friendly to hand me a Playbill and direct me to my seat. The venue is intimate enough that there really isn't a bad seat in the house. The seating for Drag is different than a typical traditional orchestra seating set up because it integrates a cabaret experience of having table seating and side stage seating alongside a catwalk that juts out so people can pay for the "faberet" seating to be closer to the stage as if you're part of the show. We opted for seating in row D center (first row orchestra seating in front of the catwalk) so we could have a view of the entire stage which was fun because the performers come out on, and use the catwalk for some parts of the show. Tickets are affordable and the price point varies depending where you choose to sit with the most expensive pricepoint being fabaret seating/first few orchestra row center seats. You can pay less if you sit further back or towards the side in orchestra seating or sit in the balcony, and you can easily try for lottery/rush tickets for a fraction of the cost. This performance has a great setlist complete with impressive costumes (lots of wigs, glitter, eyelash extensions and lipstick), fun choreography, and a great storyline with humor and a positive theme/message of acceptance and inclusion. Some of my favorite songs from Drag were "Drag is Expensive" (played at closing/curtain call) and "I'm Just Brendan" (two talented young actors play this role). It was also a treat to see some of the performers stage door after the show as well. Highly recommend you see Drag the Musical and will gladly return to see a show here at New World Stages in the future.

I love this facility! There are five stages there. I went to see "A sign of the times" in Stage 1 and I can say that every seat was a great seat with a excellent view. The facility itself is clean and the workers are nice. The women's bathroom could have had more stalls, but it handled the traffic decently and it was maintained well. I highly recommend watching any production at the New World Stages. On a sidenote, the show was excellent! It had a great storyline, and I enjoyed listening to the songs. Watch it before its run ends!

I'm very fortunate and super blessed to be able to watch Broadway Musicals & Plays in New York. The first time I watched a show at New World Stages was several years ago when School of Rock became a NYC Off Broadway Musical back in 2015. Last week Monday, I was wondering if maybe Lottery/Rush tickets were available on telecharge.com. I put in a bid for a couple of shows for lottery tickets. To no avail, I did not win any. Decided on purchasing online tickets for the best price possible. Lowest price tickets were scattered throughout the theater, and for a seat with a good view I purchased Left Orchestra Row C at a very good price! New World Stages is right in the middle of Times Square Theatre District between 50th & 51st Streets. There is free WiFi, multiple theaters, multiple levels, and very New looking. Staircases and escalators with Concession stands downstairs serving drinks and snacks. Extremely clean and sanitary restroom facilities. Best of all, 50th Street Station is located right in the same block!

Went to New Stage to see The PLAY That GOES WRONG. New World Stages was a former movie theater that was renovated to accommodate smaller stage plays. I believe there are a total of seven different stages, that slightly vary in size and audience seating capacity. The smaller venue gives a more relaxed and intimate experience with both fellow audience members and the actors on stage. You feel like you are a part of the production especially with The PLAY That GOES WRONG, that encouraged some audience participation at the start. As one who enjoys stage productions I can appreciate smaller productions however the seating is even smaller. Just A Note: I suggest you eat after the show not before if you want a little less snug seating experience. LOL.

This theater houses a few off broadway shows that have not quite made it to broadway yet. I have seen a few shows here and each time I feel the same way about it. Most of the staff are not nice/ not helpful. Downstairs the bathroom does not have doors separating it from the lobby area. There is also no seating area on the second floor. Downstairs there are two bars and some standing tables and some chairs/couches to wait for your show at.They have two bar areas but they only sell drinks. You will have to find the food guys walking around the theaters to purchase a snack. The seats are not made for larger people and are not really comfortable at all. I did have a very pleasant usher who was extremely helpful and checked up on me after a specific scene in the show I saw. I try not to see shows here but it is very hard that alot of shows I do want to see are being played only here.

Love this theater. It's still so new and clean It's very spacious. I wish there were more restaurants in the area. The location is so convenient to everything! I've seen a lot of shows here and will continue to see more!

This review is more for The Play Where Everything Goes Wrong than for New World Stages although the theatre itself is great! It's interesting how there are multiple theaters in the building which makes each theater quite small, but it's cool to be this close up to the actors. I've been to another off-broadway show before and they also didn't have big theaters - I wonder if all Off Broadway shows are like this. Here are some of my favorite bits: - I think it's interesting how most of the show is physical humor. I don't see that as much anymore, so it's kind of nice to witness. - The show is genuinely funny and some parts are just ridiculous. I feel honestly pretty amazed by the actors as I feel like they could easily get hurt playing these parts. - How the scene all fell away at the very end was quite amazing. I didn't expect for the entire set to collapse like that. It must be a headache to clean up but it was honestly amazing. - The actors were amazing! They played the storyline so well. Here are some of parts that were eh: - To be honest the show is quite loud because they use a ton of physical humor in it which is great, but it can catch you off guard quite easily. Maybe it would not be great if you're easily scared by loud noises.

This is as much a review of New World Stages as The Play That Goes Wrong. Okay, it's more about the play. Spectacular! Funny! Had me laughing out loud! That's how I'd describe The Play That Goes Wrong. Excellent staging, excellent acting, good crew coordination, and NO SPOILERS but man was it funny, confusing (who dunnit) and just plain fun to watch. It's a show within a show. When you read the Playbill, you'll find two shows - "The Murder at Haversham Manor" and "The Play That Goes Wrong". With the former, note the cast and creative sections. This will give you (if you come from a small town like we do) a good feel for small town productions. It's entirely TOO real. You can even wait to get late seats and save a bunch of money. We elected to go for the seats we wanted and not save the money - and it was a good choice. Again, to avoid spoilers, I'll tell you this much. Go See This Show. Before the show, you can buy $5 water bottles (standard water bottles, nothing fancy or logoed) and $5 candy. The water was cool and the candy was sweet. If you like humor, and physical humor, and twists and turns, and unexpected things, you won't regret it. It was quite funny, and a gas to watch.

Best way to describe this ingenious idea for theatre is to imagine a multiplex for feature films. Each space is clean and clearly marked by theatre number. We recently came to see "The Gazillion Bubble Show" and enjoyed the show. There really are no bad seats as all of the theatres are smaller and fit about 200-250 people. Acoustics were good as well as we had o trouble hearing and there were no echos. We didn't hear any noise from any other space either. A great place to catch an afternoon show while in the city and helpful staff to get you directed to your show.

The ILuminate Dance Show was fantastic. We had a great time and great seats!!!! The was awesome, and the dance moves went with the music. Everybody was yelling, singing and some dancing in their seats like I was. I highly recommend this show. It's not just for kids. It's for adults too - we had a great time, and we are adults. I saw the show on Sherri Shepherd, but seeing it live, nothing compares to it. I posted it on Facebook and IG so all my people can come out to see the show. I like it so much, when I get to Vegas I'm thinking about seeing it again!!!!

We saw Dracula here which was so good! The venue is pretty nice and clean. They also have coat check and plenty of restrooms

The review rating is towards the venue itself; I was here to watch The Play That Goes Wrong and I'll leave a short non-spoiler review of it at the end here (doesn't contribute to the rating though!). Venue is pretty Plain Jane (not really colorful and not much decor). There's a small bar area that serves a couple of drinks, some that are show-themed (I got the mixed drink "The Play That Goes Oolong".....pretty decent drink). Can bring these drinks to the theater as they come in cute little silly cups. I appreciate that the theater seats are in steep stadium format (there were big dudes sitting right in front of me and if it was relatively flat seating I, being 5'2", would've been doomed lol). Comfy seats but rather small (the same dudes were pretty much shoulder-to-shoulder). Overall not a bad place to catch a show at all! --------------- The Play That Goes Wrong review: fantastically charming performances by all of the actors! The whole audience, comprised of both kids and adults, was belly laughing throughout the show (there were points in the show where I was laughing so hard I was crying lol). Some good quips. Lots of slapstick humor. A couple of recurring style of jokes started to become stale by the middle of Act 2. I'm not really a fan of "BEING LOUD IS FUNNY!!" type of humor and fortunately it didn't overstay its welcome much here. Overall recommend this show if the humor types that I mentioned are right up your alley!

I have been here twice to see shows - the Gazillion Bubble Show and Rock and Roll Man. This theater is on the smaller side with only two floors of seating, so any seat you choose will be a decent seat. Recently, I had the last seat on the left side of a row, and even that was still a good view. The place is very clean and there is a bar here too. No complaints about this place.

So this is a fairly new building with about four different theaters for Broadway shows it has a little area where you can buy toys from bubble, which is one of the shows on Broadway. Bathrooms are big. The place is clean. The theater is a little sterile for me aside from the portraits that are in the wall. There's really nothing else to the place. I went to see fiddler on the roof and it was a little different than the other times I've seen it. It was very good as always. .

This is my first time at this theater and I really like it. They have several shows playing at one time. I will definitely come back.

A good friend of mine is currently swinging in the show. Rock & roll man is a great show! Go see it!! I was sitting in orchestra with a perfect view of the whole performance

This is a new theater unlike other Broadway theater had the glam and history, this is a new building so it's more clean, bright and modern. The common space is very large and theater is smaller for off Broadway productions. Came here for the play goes wrong. The show itself is amazing, really funny. The silly kind of fun, there's continuously LOL moments. Highly recommend everyone to go watch it. BE AWARE: I got lottery tickets the seats are not great, on A1 and A3 they are front row seats on the left side. Too close to the theater and a lot of theme are not in the viewing zone. Also annoying that they put a briefcase that they use only for one small story and put it right in front of us for the whole show, feels like they intentionally blocking the view because I have lottery ticket

Recently went to see Dracula Comedy of Terrors at this location I also previously saw the play that goes wrong in this location as well and the location seems perfect, definitely in a moving area with lots of foot traffic. There is an escalator when it's repaired only goes down and when exiting you must go up the stairs or use the elevator. Everything was clean and quick except the line for drinks, definitely have to get there early - the venue was relatively small compared to other venues for shows but highly recommend if you never tried, has different floor and rooms for the shows going on as well.

Spacious, clean venue located near Times Square aAll the staff I interacted with were friendly, kind and helpful. They have a lounge area with a bar and ticket prices are reasonable for the quality of the shows. I saw Rock and Roll Man, about the early history of Rock and Roll. The music and acting was five star. I'll happily go to another show at this venue.

Went to New Stage to see Little Girl Blue : The Nina Simone story. If you grew up in NYC, you might recall this was the $3 movie theater on 51St and 9th Ave. Surprisingly, the venue wasn't destroyed to build high rises. Instead, the theater was restored and now houses about 7 small audience off Broadway stage plays. The facility is clean and well lit. It gives the feel of your neighborhood movie theater but for stage plays on 3 levels. I'm the particular theater where this play was taking place there was capacity to fit a lot 50 audience members. It felt incredibly intimate- almost to a fault. No matter the ticket you purchased you felt like you touch the stage and characters but the flip side of that was the incredibly snug seating. I was a tad uncomfortable the entire time, hence why o took away one star. At 5'6 I didn't have room to sit upright against the seat and extend my legs. The person next to me wasn't particularly large in size but it didn't afford us the opportunity for both of us to have our shoulders extended. As such, I chose to sit forward a bit which made me feel like I was holding my breath the entire time. It's like being stuck in the middle seat of the plane when you chose to be cheap and opt of paying the extra bucks for the extra legroom. Besides that, the play was AMAZING. One of the best I've seen in terms of biography lead stage plays. The venue is easily accessible by mass transit at 50th and 8th Ave and there are tons of options for dining a block away.

What a great theatre! The seats are comfortable, and they are set in a way that nobody in front of you is in your way. That's important as I am short and often times can't see well. We saw the Play that Went Wrong and I can't remember ever hearing my husband laugh so much. The actors were superb, the scenery was awesome and the way they did everything was unique. So happy we came here.

I went here to see The Play That Goes Wrong. The whole theatre feel more line a movie theatre. It's very modern which just doesn't seem to be a good idea for seeing a play. It just feels very cold and too modern. The seats weren't the most comfortable but the theatre itself was a good size with good views. During the intermission only drinks were served, no snacks. That was disappointing as we were hungry. Restrooms were acceptable.

I came here twice for off Broadway shows. Now that the pandemic looks like it is over, a lot of people are going back to the theater. They have two floors of seating, and the stages are more intimate. But no matter where you sit, there isn't a bad seat. There's a coat check and two bars downstairs. I've never used any of them before, so I can't comment on something never used. There are two restrooms downstairs on separate sides of the room, too. All the employees are very friendly. I can't complain about the place. I'll probably be back if I win any more lottery tickets.

Great theater, modern and great facilities. Really enjoyed our show in comfy seating and perfect indoor temps. I love when I see a show here.

Great venue for a play! There is enough of a slope to the rows that most should have no problem viewing the stage and performance. The seats are fairly comfortable and there is plenty of leg room. The staff was excellent!

Great venue! Staff very friendly, easy to get to the various plays. Would help to stagger the start times or intermissions so bathroom lines aren't so long.

Pretty nice theater overall PARKING - right across the street can't do better than that GETTING IN - more organized than most. Quicker COVID check in than most. Ticket scan was quick as well STAGE - they actually have multiple stages and shows so each play has fewer seats but enough for off Broadway. COMFORT - better than most for leg room I'd come back

Small, modern auditorium type of theater, so much more accessible and intimate than traditional theaters. I was fine at 5'0, but my 5'10 friend had no leg room in row B, center. Maybe as the rows curve out there is more. But no trouble looking up towards the stage from any seat. The stage is so close, and elevated, that there is not a bad seat in the house. In fact, closer is not necessarily better, a bit of a strain to look up for the entire show. Not an ornate or grand theater. No tapestry or grandeur. I don't even think there was a Mezzanine..not sure, I never looked up. But it's not exactly a Broadway experience even though the shows that play there are tremendous. Yes, I did notice an escalator was not working which can be problematic for some. The theater could have been cooler, especially with a mask on and close seating. I saw Little Girl Blue, the story and music of Nina Simone..HIGHLY recommended, in fact I purchased tickets for next week. But this theater made it such a pleasure. There is a great seating and gathering space just behind and adjoining the theater that I will be sure to spend time in next week, I never noticed this "courtyard" before, maybe I am never on 50th street! Easy access to the 50th street metro station at the corner of 8th..really easy. All in all, nice theater, great show, don't hesitate.

This was my first time at the New World Stages. What a great venue for shows! I did not realize there were multiple stages. The employees organize the crowds very well, and I never felt any congestion with people. Bathrooms are available on every floor. There is a snack stand inside, but you're better off eating lunch before going in. Waters are about $5 a bottle. I would definitely attend a performance here again.

I think this is an awesome, new age concept! All off-broadway shows in a movie theatre style way! As with all of Broadway, the drinks were $$$$$$. We got two double gin & tonics for like $65...haha ouch. The theatres are smaller, but the cast is all very talented, often using people that performed "on Broadway". The mask policy is a bit obnoxious. They are required, which is fine, but the "mask police" is walking around with an obnoxious sign and policing people the whole time. It was very distracting from the show.

Took in "Little Girl Blue", about the life story of Nina Simone, which was EXCELLENT by the way. However, as a venue, this started right off with problems on the website. It failed 2 times when trying to book a seat upstairs. I don't even remember the last time that has happened to me. Telecharge (not ticket master) did reply to my email, but they said that they couldn't help me over the phone, and said their authorization system failed. I ended up saving about $10 in fees, by getting my ticket at the box office on the same day of the performance, but all that is just too risky if the show had sold out, or didn't have the seat I wanted. Tried to enter on 49th st... but nope... have to go over to 50th. Get to 50th and there are 2 lines on each side of the theater with no one saying that you can enter on both sides. The one side was seriously lopsided with a much longer line. Escalators going down 2 levels, weren't working when I arrived. I thought...ok...down is not a problem...surely they will be working going up...when the play is finished. Nope. Nada. Had to shchlepp up all those steps. Probably an elevator...but I didn't see it. Just wrong. The bathroom smelled worse than the Port Authority. Actually, the port authority is probably better. I notice a BIG can of aerosol spray on top of the towel dispenser, so it must be an ongoing thing...but still... gotta take better care of that. At least the play was a joy! but as a venue...they can do MUCH better.

First time here to enjoyed The Sherlock Carol. My aunt and I were pleasantly surprised to find the balcony seating closed and all those that were up there were able to move up closer to the stage. The New World Stages is set up where there are multiple stages that have different performances going on at the same time. There was The Alchemist playing along with The Sherlock Carol. The seating is small and intimate; the stages are small too with the performers utilizing props to show a change in setting. The performance was fun to watch while we enjoyed our Carol inspired drinks with a Charles Dickens feel. The layout of the building does have a couple sets of stairs but they do have escalators and elevators for those that have trouble traversing stairs. I do appreciate the Covid precautions with them checking ID and cards at the entrance and even with drinks during the performance they kept everyone save enforcing precautions while you are not sipping on your cocktails. The prices were affordable and will be looking at other shows at New World Stages.

The physical address plays host to Jersey Boys, the Gazillion Bubble Show and Rock of Ages. Can only speak to the latter. Scored amazing tickets about 6 rows from the stage- orchestra Amazing. The show- definitely something I'd see again. The venue for Rock of Ages is small in the scheme of Broadway, but the acoustics, the intimacy and the decor was fabulous. Having actors pop up next to your chair, unexpected surprise. The cast and crew do an amazing job and are incredibly talented. My first experience at this venue (I did see Jersey Boys years ago- was this the same venue?) Coat check, bar, seat service, clean restrooms and convenient location in the heart of the theatre district.

Visited this theater complex for The Play That Goes Wrong. There are multiple theaters in this building so they're a bit smaller but more modern then others in the area. Staff gave good directions to find the theater we needed and there was good signage. Seats were comfortable and I don't think there was a bad seat except maybe the very edges had some odd angles.

Came here on a whim to see 'The Play that Goes Wrong.' First, excellent job by the cast and crew. I've been involved in a few musicals as an actor (long time ago) and really appreciated the script and players' reactions. The theater itself is obviously a repurposed movie theater (or so it seemed) and it worked like a dream. Can't wait to come back here for another performance.

There are 5 theaters in this modern Off-Broadway performing arts complex in the Hell's Kitchen neighborhood. Located near 9th Avenue - with many restaurant options pre and post show. Well-staffed & swift Covid19 vaccination/ID check-in. But taking a star off for the nonworking escalators - both entering & exiting/up & down, although a small elevator was an option.

Attended "The Play That Goes Wrong" last night and had an absolute blast! The theater is stellar and the production, top notch. I don't think I have laughed that much during a play, in possibly, ever! The theater staff, especially Kyle in the box office, were friendly and helpful. Kyle quickly and kindly solved an snafu (which was entirely my fault) that could have ruined our evening. Thank you Kyle, you have a fan for life!

Great theatre- saw Jersey Boys in Stage 1 . I'm plus size and the seats were comfortable. There isn't a bad seat in the house. We sat up in the mezzanine and saw everything clearly. Staff was very nice!

Not suitable seating for people in larger bodies. Seats too small. Saw The Play That Goes Wrong, which was pretty good, but seats were painful. Pretty venue with good restrooms.

Impressive modern interior with 5 theaters. I ordered Gazillion Bubble Show tickets via Groupon for pick-up. Doors opened 30 minutes before the show. With zero lines, I was able to get the tickets from the ticket booth right away. They just asked for my last name and handed me an envelope. Staff was super helpful with guiding us to the right theater and our seats. During the show, they remained vigilant in managing/handling the audience (mostly families with children). Currently, this venue houses 4 shows: Gazillion Bubble Show, Avenue Q, Church & State, and Not that Jewish. Theaters are fully accessible and restrooms which seem clean are wheelchair-accessible on the orchestra and mezzanine levels. Wednesdays to Mondays, you can grab a drink downstairs in The Green Room and enjoy it there or take it with you to the theater. There's an Icon parking deck right across the street and several other decks down the street which cost around $50 for an "oversized" vehicle (which includes crossovers) for 3 or 4 hours on a Sunday afternoon. From central Jersey, the trip just took a half hour. With these features and tons of eateries nearby, it's a great place to see a show.

20 at 20 ($20 for any seats still open 20 minutes before show starts -- post Labor Day off Broadway annual promotion). Well worth it!!! Even after seeing it about 4 times!!!

I've been to the New World Stage Theatre so many times, that I've lost count. This is definitely a not so hidden gem in NYC! Great space with multiple theatres; some big, some small. No matter what production, you're in for a treat. Every seat is a good seat. They even have multiple lounges and bars so you can enjoy a cocktail (or two) before and/or after your show. Staff is always efficent, courteous and friendly. No stress;. Just lots of fun! Highly recommended and I will definitely be back!!

I came here to attend an event hosted by the University I attended. We had a nice topic of discussion. This is a great place for any events. Great hors d'oeuvres, drinks and food. When the time comes for panel discussion, my friends and I sat on the first few row. Not bad at all. In my opinion, any seats would guarantee 80-100% stage visibility.

I don't have a lot to add that hasn't already be stated. The facility is large, but easily navigable. It shows a number of shows. Restrooms are clean. Staff are friendly and liked the size of the theaters. This is an off Broadway theater, so each theater is smaller. I find that a plus though. We saw Jersey Boys and Rock of Ages and believed production quality was solid. We did not have any concessions, so I can't comment on that.