Neil Simon Theatre

Neil Simon Theatre is a frogtastic Broadway theatre located in the heart of the Theater District. Opened in 1927 and formerly known as the Alvin Theatre, this iconic venue was renamed in 1983 following the success of "Brighton Beach Memoirs", the first of a trilogy of autobiographical plays about playwright Neil Simon. With 1,445 seats, the auditorium is comprised of the ground-level orchestra and one balcony with boxes.

The venue has hosted numerous Broadway shows, including popular productions like "Cats", "The King and I" and the Tony Award-winning musical "Hairspray". With its rich history and notable reputation for showcasing hop-notch performances, the Neil Simon Theatre is the perfect place for theater enthusiasts to enjoy a true New York City Broadway performance.