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Studio 54 Theatre

4.1 (179 reviews)
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Alisa J.

Cool ambiance for the theater. Definitely older but the bathroom was larger than other theaters which was nice and the line moved at a decent pace. Saw rocky horror show which was definitely not a family friendly or normal broadway show but I did enjoy it. Overall staff was great as well.

Seating is filling up fast! I can't wait to go. We got tickets! My 1st show at this Theater. Posted 03/09/19
Marianne W.

Studio 54 is my favorite theater on Broadway in the theater district. It's spacious clean and easy to get in and out. Today we had great seats for the Rocky Horror Show. If you liked the movie and you're kinky like me it's a must see. I think this is the perfect venue for this fun musical.

Marissa B.

Saw The Rocky Horror Show here. It's amazing to be able to take in a show at historic studio 54. The theater has a gorgeously lit entrance area where you stand in line until they let you in. I had to go through a security check before entering. It was quick and easy. You can bring your own water. There are bathrooms on the lower and upper level. A dedicated area to the merchandise and a bar with food & drink. Great atmosphere for a show like The Rocky Horror Show

April H.

How neat to be able to go to a show at Studio 54!! I really wanted to see Rocky Horror and it being at Studio 54 was a happy bonus. The theater was pretty and the setup and decor for the show was awesome! Great venue!

Lovely lobby with huge chandeliers
Elizabeth M.

You could feel the energy of what this space used to hold! Keep an eye out for the original disco ball and the Moon and Spoon. The theatre is pretty nice, but there are many steps, so be mindful of that for mobility. We saw The Rocky Horror Show, and it was amazing! (Just don't be a jerk with the callouts; the delightful Luke Evans eventually had to stop at the beginning of "Don't Dream It, Be It" and restart after cheekily reminding the audience that they were not at a midnight showing at their respective small town production!) The space is fairly intimate, but the layout does prevent more interactivity from the actors. However, the sound quality was pretty good and the performers seemed comfortable with the theatre.

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Tom T.

Great theater, comfortable seats, and helpful staff. We saw Rocky Horror and it was a great show! Worth it!

STUDIO 54
Theodosios C.

VENUE: Since making STUDIO 54, one of its permanent homes, the ROUNDABOUT THEATER COMPANY has utilized this unique, intimate space to mount some of its most daring and critically acclaimed music revivals.

Patrick S.

I'm not intimately familiar with all of the Broadway theaters but I sense this once nightlife hub has seen better days. Debuted in the early 1900's as an opera house, Studio 54 has mostly been a theatre accept when it's was a splashy and notorious night club in the late 70's and early 80's. Now it's a dusty old affair that seats about 1000. None of these theaters are comfy and all are old and stinky but mostly they serve as a venue for great acting if you are lucky. Two levels of seating and remnants of the old Studio 54 days make this a fun venue in light of the aging infrastructure. Bar downstairs and bathrooms on two levels. Located off 55th and Broadway. I'd come back if the show is good.

Jose P.

I had the pleasure of visiting the legendary Studio 54 Theater, in order to enjoy A Wonderful World, the Louis Armstrong Musical. The theater is gorgeous and the sound system is clear and crisp. The staff members go above and beyond to keep everyone moving through security, guiding theater goers to their seats, and directing many to restrooms. The musical was VERY ENJOYABLE and educational. I learned a lot about Louis Armstrong, the history of that era, and the singing/dancing was entertaining. James Monroe Iglehart put on an award winning performance, as well as the supporting cast. The singing was exceptional and left me in awe. I highly recommend attending this musical. However, make sure you purchase your tickets before their final performance, which will be on Sunday, February 23, 2025.

Gatangalie S.

Jazz is the life....I don't know why when I listen to jazz my mind goes to Louis Armstrong tune....seeing "A Wonderful World" - The Louis Armstrong Musical was wow... I saw this fantastic musical on a Friday evening at Studio 54 Theater and I sat in row MM - seat 206 - way in the back of the theater and I honestly felt like I had the best seat in the theater... Thinking it doesn't matter where you sit in the theater - you will have an excellent view of the stage..the theater space is personal... There are two bars with a nice drink selection and basic snacks you can nibble on... Everyone working there that crossed my paths were sincerely polite and helpful. Definitely recommend seeing this show if you are a jazz fan.

Ashish J.

Enjoyed Louis Armstrong 's wonderful life biopic musical here. Friendly staff and with a very cozy feel. Orchestra seating (center, row G) gave a full and close view of the stage with very good experience. The theatre itself looks vintage upon entrance but the props, sound, and the overall production quality was really good. Parking lot immediately next to the theatre is convenient and inexpensive but please plan for at least an hour wait to get the car back; the end-of-the-show spike of patrons overwhelms the system. The play itself was superb with amazing vocal ranges, storyline, well-spotted humor, and awesome band.

Lisa E.

Not a bad theater but needs some love. I was quite comfortable but I can see how if you are over 5' tall there is not a lot of leg room. I think that this was my first time to this theater. Acoustics were excellent, we were far left and able to see all the stage activities with ease Front Mezz CC 5&7. These were RUSH seats, so thrilled that they were reasonably priced and in a fine location. Agree with others who appreciate the bathrooms near the entrance, may as well get this over with and not have to return again. Many places to dine nearby, we walked directly over from SaiTong nearby.

A Wonderful World: The Louis Armstrong Musical
Vivienne C.

This is more a review of A Wonderful World: The Louis Armstrong Musical than Studio 54 although I will say that the theatre is absolutely stunning. It looks like such a classic theatre as there are beautiful engravings and curtain drapping on the inside. I also love that the had a bathroom right near the entrance. I think this was my first time at a theatre bathroom where there was no line for then women but a long line for the men. The Louis Armstrong Musical is incredibly underrated. When I went, only around 60-70% of the seats were filled. The musical walks through Armstrong's life and the women who were in it, he had 4 wives. Here are some of my favorite parts of the show: The ensemble is insanely talented. I love how they were able to perform so many different styles of dance, including tap and boogie. I didn't know much about Armstrong before watching this musical, and it was fun to realize how many songs I inadvertently knew from him. - The set was gorgeous with the sweeping staircase. - I love that there was quite a bit of audience interaction as he encouraged the audience to sing at various parts of the show. Overall, a fantastic musical that I would highly recommend everyone to go watch. My one small complaint was that the seats were quite uncomfortable and my tailbone hurt by the end of it.

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