Shubert Theatre

Located in the heart of Midtown Manhattan at 225 West 44th Street, the Shubert Theatre is one of Broadway’s most historic and enduring venues. Opened in 1913 and designed by renowned architect Herbert J. Krapp, the theater was built as a monument to theatrical producer Sam S. Shubert and features a striking Venetian Renaissance-style exterior. Inside, the intimate auditorium is famous for its excellent acoustics, elegant neoclassical detailing, and a seating capacity of over 1,400. Over its century-long history, the Shubert has hosted some of Broadway’s most legendary productions, including A Chorus Line, which played a record-breaking 6,137 performances, making the theater an iconic landmark of American musical theater history.