STAGE 42

Stage 42 is an off-Broadway theatre on Theatre Row in New York City. The venue is currently about a half-mile away from Broadway and is part of the Shubert Organization's line of theaters and performance venues. When the building was built in 2002 with a capacity of 499 seats, it was called "The Little Shubert Theatre" but has since been renamed in 2015... Even with the Shubert Organization's fame for owning high-profile theatres, Stage 42 was a special project since it was the first Off-Broadway venue owned by the group since Ethel Barrymore opened in 1928. Despite its smaller seating capacity, it still has the stage dimensions and orchestra pit size that is comparable to Broadway theatres with larger seating capacity. This means that smaller and more intimate audiences can enjoy the spectacle of larger and more elaborate productions that were usually reserved for larger venues. Many fans have even said that that they prefer seeing shows at Stage 42 because of its size and the..

Primary location: New York United States