Came here on Friday for their 35mm Double Feature of Carrie and Pet Sematary. It was a fun activity…read moreto do for a Friday night. They had a few vendors out in the front selling unique items. They had a concession area where you could buy snacks as well as drinks and alcoholic beverages. The theater is nice but the seating is uncomfortable. Overall the price of the ticket was worth it. I only paid $22 and got to see 2 movies in their original 35mm form which was also pretty cool.

Came to see Spyro Gyra, celebrating 50 yrs tonight with some friends. And this place is new to the…read morearea and a very intimate venue holding shy of 200 people. The seating is perfect for even me. Good room for my knees not too feel cramped. The sound system is excellent and clear. It made perfect to hear each instrument. Excellent parking lot. Can come in the back and front to get in the venue. They sell snacks and beverages prior to the show in the lobby. Great date night, girls night, if looking for a comedy show, music concert, or play type event. Check the calendar and buy tickets on line or at the box office prior to the event. Definition I'll be back here.

Did you know????! Circle in the Square is a school and theater?…read moreThe school has helped discover numerous famous talents over the decades, including Viola Davis, Philip Seymour Hoffman, Lady Gaga, and Kevin Bacon. The theater was originally located in Greenwich Village before moving to its current location. What makes this theatre exceptional is one can see from any seat, very intimate setting where you feel close to the artist (s) and the best.. room for your feet!!! So important to be comfortable when you are taking in a show that is two hours or longer. Additionally, the history of shows that were performed here, is a who's who of talent. I have seen great productions such as Rose Tattoo,Oklahoma, 25th Annual Putnam Spelling Bee, and now Just in Time. Finally, the attendants are very personable. Great theater! Btw Just in Time is fantastic!

I can't believe this was my first time visiting Circle in the Square Theatre. I saw Just In Time,…read moreand it was a great way to see the venue. The show was interactive. Which made the experience very enjoyable. I also loved the cabaret style seating. Some audience members were seated on the floor so they had a very different experience. When you arrive you'll take an escalator all the way down to the theater. The restooms are located further down. They also have merchandise, snacks, and refreshments available for purchase before the show and during intermission. One thing that I enjoyed doing was looking at all the pictures around the theater. It was so interesting to see celebrities who have performed there over the years. Overall, I would definitely go back for another show.

VENUE: As someone who caught numerous shows at the OLD PALLADIUM in the EAST VILLAGE, I found it…read morewonderful that this Theater Venue took on the historic name in 2020, keeping the rich tradition of live entertainment alive for a new generation.

Nice venue to see a concert as it's easy to get to in Times Square…read more We recently caught GWAR here and it was a blast! They have been around the metal scene for a long time and still put on a crazy fun show. Just be aware if you're in the standing room pit area you will get soaked with all colors of fluid shooting out of character's orifices! There is a large standing room only area on the main floor, an elevated standing area behind that which we score a perfect spot along the railing to view the show, along with elevated seating behind that. Not the biggest venue but good sound and sightlines. Coat check available along with a bar selling overprices drinks.

We were waiting in the cancellation line outside Richard Rogers theater and the sales associate…read morecame up and and said he had 2 individual tickets available. We were skeptical at first but they had a storefront and accepted American Express. We bought two box seat tickets for Hamilton at face value. The seats weren't the best but a great price for a great show!

I came to town for the weekend and was able to purchase DISCOUNTED tickets to Aladdin (ORCHESTRA…read moreSEATS!!!) on a Saturday, last minute. Not only was the associate on their street team informative about all of the current shows, he also gave recommendations on places to eat. He was very kind and courteous and even walked me the block and a half to their office to purchase my tickets. The staff in the office were personable and helpful. Next time I visit the city I will definitely be visiting this place again for my tickets!

The show was great. Enjoyed the experience. A little last moment when it comes to their ticket…read morenotification but otherwise works like a well oiled machine. No notes.

Managed to secure free tickets through lastweektickets.com. They go by FAST but I put a reminder on…read morefor a Saturday that would work well for me and my friends. We saw a taping on 3/14 and got an email the day before that we managed to get in. We got in line around 230, and then check in started at 3, taping started around 5ish and lasted until 6. We got out much earlier than expected but in the email they expect it to usually be 3-645. Overall I had a great time. John Oliver is such a sweetie. He did a little QA session beforehand.

Located at 225 W 44th St, the Shubert Theatre I noted has a historic charm and excellent central…read moreviews. However, patrons consistently cite frustrating downsides, including exceptionally tight legroom, very steep balcony inclines, and obstructive side-orchestra sightlines. At the orchestra, while offering an up-close experience, extreme side orchestra seats often suffer from obstructed views. Legroom and seat widths throughout the venue are noticeably tight, so booking an aisle seat is highly recommended for taller patrons. The mezzanine has the best balance of price and view. However, the rear section can suffer from the balcony overhang, which cuts off the top of the stage. The balcony offers a surprisingly clear and affordable vantage point, but the steep pitch can feel precarious to those afraid of heights. Restrooms are famously tight and lines move slowly at intermission, making it best to plan ahead. Drinks are available for purchase, though lines can be long. Because food/drink policies can be strictly enforced by house staff, be prepared to consume any outside snacks before entering the auditorium. Anyway, I thoroughly enjoyed watching " Hell's Kitchen"

Celebrity Autobiography is currently showcased at the Shubert Theater. I shared my opinion…read moreregarding the theater itself in a previous review. And yes, once again an obvious head obstructed my view, but this review will be focused on the show. Getting back to the production. The clever premise of the show spans several years back in L.A. whereupon comedians join forces to literally stand up and read from celebrities memoirs/autobiographies---and it works. A 90 minute solo, mash up and dialogue being read by the comedians offers hilarious entertainment. The celebrity memoirs included those past and present. Granted some of the audience roared with laughter while I remained amused. I was never a stand up comic show kind of gal though I've seen plenty. In my opinion, what was really funny was the manner in which the memoirs were written. Some were so painfully bad. No disrespect to those who passed on, but it included Suzanne Somers, Bob Newart and Carol Channing. The contemporary autobiographies were equally bad, including Matthew McConaughey, Tiger Woods, Gwyneth Paltrow, Sylvester Stallone and so on. The roster of comedians will always be changing until it concludes its run in August. I saw Mario Cantone, Ralph Macchio, Brooke Adams to name a few. I didn't recognize some of the other comedians. If comedy with a twist is your thing, it's worth checking out. As the comedians emphasized, they can't make this stuff up as it was spoken in the words of the celebrity authors.

TKTS Lincoln Center is great! The main perk of this location is that the booth and waiting area are…read moreindoor. Of course as the line gets longer, it extends outside the building. It moves slower than TKTS Times Square because there are fewer ticket windows open. In my opinion, it is worth going early if there is a specific show you want tickets for. And it is helpful to look at what was on the board the previous day, to get a sense of what shows may be available so that you know what to ask for.

The TKTS booth at Lincoln Center is easily the better option for picking up same-day Broadway…read moretickets. You're indoors, which already puts it miles ahead of the Times Square location, especially when it's freezing outside. The space feels calm and well organized, with plenty of room to stand without being crushed by a crowd. It's clean, bright, and has a welcoming atmosphere that makes waiting in line feel a lot less painful. There's even a piano in the lobby area that's occasionally played, which adds a nice touch while the line moves forward at a steady pace. The whole experience is smoother and more civilized than the Midtown location. If you want discounted Broadway tickets without the chaos, cold, or sensory overload of Times Square, this is absolutely the better choice.

First of all, I have loved and enjoyed the comedy of Seth Meyers for many years. Now that I've seen…read morea taping of his show I love him even more. Going to a studio taping involves a lot of standing and waiting. I found the seating process for this show to be very well organized and everyone interacted very politely with audience members. The process is simple; apply, get your confirmation code, arrive at 30 Rockefeller Plaza, and wait on line for ID and ticket check. (People will arrive earlier than the stated check in time. The earlier you arrive, the closer your seat will be to the front). You will receive a small "Seth Meyers card" after your ID and emailed ticket have been checked. Then you will continue to wait in the lobby. After a while, small groups of maybe 10-15 people are ushered up the stairs after the little card is exchanged for a ticket and a wrist band. Then one by one everyone must go through security, which is set up similar to the airport scans and metal detectors, complete with trays for your items. You must put on the wristband and show the ticket to get into the waiting room. There is plenty of seating, a water fountain, and a unisex bathroom in this room. Other shows share this space so when there is an overlap in production times the room becomes very full. Everyone is encouraged to use the bathroom or drink water before going into the studio because we are told that once in we will not be allowed out until the taping is finished. All phones must be powered off and put away. After a short wait people are called into the hallway in alphabetical order based on the letter/letters on the back of the ticket. (Two or more people arriving together get the same letter assignment and will be seated together.) Groups of 8-10 people are lined up and told to wait by the elevator that will take everyone to the floor of the studio. The hallway to the studio from the elevator is decorated with framed stills from iconic SNL sketches from the 50 years of the show. (No pictures are allowed since we were previously told to power off all phones.) The seats are well cushioned flip down seats. Similar in dimension and space to what one might find at a Broadway show. Not the most comfortable but definitely not the worst. A warm up comic said a few things and explained how the taping will proceed. The comic randomly tossed t-shirts and exited. Seth Meyers came out and thanked us for our time and also said a few jokes. He in effect did his own warm up, then he told us he will reenter in less than a minute and the show will begin. He did his opening and a Closer Look, then the taping stoped for a few minutes. He walked up the steps into the audience and said he had time to answer a few questions. What a great guy!! The taping resumed and the two guests on May 7, 2026, were Lisa Kudrow and Nicholas Braun. After the two interviews the credits rolled, then the taping was over. We were directed back to the elevators and each given a 10% off coupon to use in the gift shop upon exiting. Definitely a worthwhile experience if you are in New York City or plan to visit.

It Took me two months to get ticket for 'Late night with Seth Meyers's show. It was so worth it ,…read morehe is very funny . I also love how kind, gentle and polite he is. I get to see one of my favorite actresses Charlize Theron , I did wish that Taron Egerton was there too. I also seen the movie on Netflix , so worth it. Taron did a phenomenal job in that movie . I wished they let us take pictures because the studio is beautiful. Very friendly stuff. Be sure to come early because the lines get long . They also share the waiting area with Kelly Clarkson show . I definitely will come back , not a single regret.