The Hayes Theater

Nice old Theater from 1912 It's small but nice . It seats about 597 people. From what I know, it's the smallest Broadway theater in New York. Friendly employees. Loved the play

I took my girlfriend to see the play The Cult ofLove and it was fantastic. The wait to get in was minimal and the venue was beautiful. I also got to speak very briefly with JK Simmons, who was standing in line waiting to get into the same play just like a regular person. He was very nice.

As the smallest theatre in the Broadway area, there is no bad seat in the house! Love this theatre to work in as well as to see a show.

Beautiful, modern theatre with an intimate feel for Broadway. We sat in the mezzanine and had a great view of the stage. Management is organized and the ushers were knowledgeable and friendly. Would recommend seeing a show here.

This smallest Broadway theater heightens the performance in this cozy space. Easy access and a wonderful space to enjoy the show.

Cute small theater, no long lines and easy security. All seats have great sightlines, other than those at the front on the far sides in a curve that will lose some side view. Seats are tight for legroom and on the narrow side. Great shows with original content and beautiful sets. Give them a try!

The Job show is closing soon, so I managed to watch it but all the way at the back. Luckily, I was still able to see the stage clearly. The show was different from others that I have seen. It reflected real issues happening in real life. The situation was hilarious but horrible at the same time. Other than that the theatre was quite small, and crowded. It gave a classic vibe that I don’t know how to describe. I do recommend it

A word of caution for tall/larger beautiful beings. Seats : Orchestra G 106+107. The check-in process was painless, customer service interaction was brief and decent upon arrival. The theather is absolutely beautiful, but the seats are not designed for taller/bigger bodies. My guy is 6' 5" and he was squeezed in. The best option for taller peeps is an isle seat where you can at least stretch one of your legs. I could feel the person next to me breathing and our elbows def rubbed once or twice. Smaller seats overall and it was definitely my oversight for not checking out the space before booking. I went to the ticket booth to inquire about some isle seats that were still open and the lady behind the booth didn't even check the seating. She pointed at the theater manager who was clearly occupied putting out other fires bigger than mine, and said "you gotta talk to him". I acknowledged the parts of me that wanted to demand and complain and returned to the seats I originally chose. My guy expressed being grateful for the experience and assured me he could manage a 90 minute play (JOB which was absolutely brilliant and relatable) and he sure did (though I did notice he had to take a couple of deep breaths before attempting to stand up, probably because he couldn't feel his legs) 🫣 There were drinks available for purchase on the second floor and the bathrooms were nice and clean.