Samuel J. Friedman Theatre

Situated in the vibrant heart of Midtown Manhattan’s Theater District, the Samuel J. Friedman Theatre stands as a testament to Broadway and New York’s storied past as a city landmark and modern Broadway venue. Originally known as the Biltmore Theatre and renamed in 2008 to honor the Broadway publicist, this elegant venue boasts an Art Deco exterior and warm, inviting interior. With 650 seats spread across an orchestra, balcony and box seating, this iconic venue offers audiences an unparalleled theatrical experience. From acclaimed dramas like “Prayer for the French Republic” to electrifying new musicals like “Water for Elephants”, each production staged here promises to captivate and inspire audiences as they leap into the live theater experience.