New York City Theater & Performance Venues

Affectionately known as The Pit, this cozy comedy club is run by an ex-SNL writer. This New York City theater is oddly shaped with a white-walled lobby and adjoining 40-seat black box theater that fills with energetic hipsters.

One of Broadway's largest theaters, the Gershwin Theater bears the namesake of a favorite composer and is known for hosting large-scale musicals.

This showcase New York Broadway theater was rebuilt with city tax credits to house the Ragtime production hit and continues to attract top-billers such as the classic 42nd St.

This New York theater has been the long-time home for Broadway's hits throughout the years and was the first to open Guys and Dolls in 1950.

When this NYC theater first opened, it aspired to host shows that were of the "artistic and intimate type."

This Broadway playhouse is the preeminent New York theater for historic productions such as South Pacific and Phantom of the Opera.

This namesake New York theater is still on Broadway even when none of Simon's cunning plays are running.

Walking into this metamorphosed Broadway theater is like stepping into a fairytale with multi-hued braided branches tracing lime-lavender walls and frolicking fairies on shimmering murals. Not a detail was overlooked when Disney decided to transform this New York theater into a showplace.