Barrymore Theatre

Named for renowned actress Ethel Barrymore, the Barrymore Theatre is the last pre-Great Depression house that the Shubert family developed. As one of the few Broadway theaters to have remained a legitimate theater since opening and to have never been sold or renamed, it is a long-standing ode to the history of the Theater District of New York City. With over 1,000 seats spread across two (2) levels, it is a popular destination for theater-loving frogs and has hosted several notable and award-winning productions over the years, including the musical “Waitress”. Don't froget to grab tickets to see iconic theater in person!