Booth Theatre tickets — New York, NY

Discover the Historic Booth Theatre

The Booth Theatre is more than a Broadway theater — it's a landmark of intimate storytelling that places you just steps from the heart of Times Square. Opened in 1913 and nestled at 222 West 45th Street in Midtown Manhattan, it’s a beloved house for serious drama and acclaimed performances. If you’re searching for Booth Theatre tickets, you’re in the right place to experience one of Broadway’s most refined spaces.

Designed by architect Henry B. Herts, the Booth Theatre blends elegant, understated design with an inviting, close-quarters feel. With a capacity of 766, the space prioritizes clear sightlines and connection to the stage, offering a traditional proscenium layout with reserved seating. Named after famed 19th-century actor Edwin Booth, this theater carries a legacy that’s woven into every performance.

This is a playhouse built for artistry — Broadway plays and theatrical performances are its primary focus. Over the decades, the Booth has hosted numerous acclaimed productions, including Tony Award-winning plays and the original production of That Championship Season (a Pulitzer Prize winner). Stage legends like Helen Hayes, Jessica Tandy, Glenda Jackson, Ian McKellen, Patrick Stewart, Cherry Jones, Mark Rylance, and Mary-Louise Parker have all graced its stage.

Beyond its history, the Booth is celebrated for an experience that feels personal. Its classic, refined architecture — more restrained than some of Broadway’s ornate houses — creates an atmosphere where dialogue and performance shine. The result is a venue where every detail supports the play, not the spectacle.

From its location in the Theater District to its carefully preserved character, the Booth Theatre offers a quintessential Broadway evening. You’ll feel the energy of the neighborhood as soon as you arrive — and the artistry of the stage from the moment the lights go down.

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Seating Recommendations and Charts

Booth Theatre offers seating for approximately 766 guests, with a traditional proscenium layout divided into Orchestra, Mezzanine, and Balcony. The Booth Theatre seating chart reflects its intimate design — you’re never too far from the stage, and the focus is on clarity and connection.

• Center Orchestra (Rows F–K): Frequently recommended for the best balance of sightlines and acoustics — close enough to catch every expression, but wide enough to take in the full stage picture.
• Orchestra Accessible Seating: Accessible seating is available on the Orchestra level; it’s the best choice if you need step-free access.
• Mezzanine (Center Sections): The elevated view offers a clean, overall perspective of staging and movement — a classic pick for those who like a full-stage vantage.
• Balcony: Ideal if you prefer a bird’s-eye view and a traditional theater feel, with the understanding that it’s the farthest from the stage.
• Limited Box Seating: Boxes provide a unique angle on the performance and a bit of privacy, though sightlines can vary depending on staging.

Use Ticket Purchase' interactive seating chart to view live seat availability, compare prices, and choose the section that fits your experience. When you’re comparing Booth Theatre tickets, consider whether you prefer the immediacy of Orchestra or the panoramic perspective of Mezzanine. Ready to secure your seats? Browse Booth Theatre tickets now — events often sell out fast!

Location and Transportation

Venue Address

Booth Theatre

222 West 45th Street

New York, NY 10036

Located in the heart of Midtown Manhattan’s Theater District, the Booth Theatre is just steps from Times Square and surrounded by dining and entertainment.

• Parking: No on-site parking; several paid parking garages are nearby, including Icon Parking and Edison ParkFast. Street parking is limited.
• Public Transit: Easy access via the A, C, E, 1, 2, 3, 7, N, Q, R, W, and S subway lines at Times Square–42nd Street and 42nd St–Port Authority.
• Rideshare & Dropoff: Designated pickup and dropoff zones are available along 45th Street — expect congestion around showtimes.

Arrival Recommendations

Arrive 45–60 minutes before curtain to allow time for security screening, ticket scanning, and navigating to your seats. The Theater District can get busy — especially near Times Square — so build in extra minutes if you’re using rideshare, parking in a garage, or coming via the subway.

As an indoor venue, weather won’t affect the performance, but it can affect your arrival. Plan ahead for rain, snow, or heat when traveling to the theater and when waiting curbside for pickup. If you’re seated in the Mezzanine or Balcony, note there’s no elevator access — give yourself a few extra minutes for stairs so you’re comfortably seated before the lights dim.

Consider taking your pre-show photos before the house opens or during arrival — the Booth’s historic, refined architecture is a highlight, and pre-show is the best time for pictures without disrupting performers or fellow guests.

Venue Navigation

Inside, you’ll find a classic Broadway layout: Orchestra on the main level with accessible seating, Mezzanine above, and Balcony at the top. There’s no elevator to the Mezzanine or Balcony, so expect stairs if you’re in upper levels. Ushers can direct you to the quickest route to your section and row.

Theater concessions offer standard snacks and beverages, and merchandise stands are typically available for the current production. Restrooms are on site, and coat check may be limited. There are no ATMs inside, so arrive prepared with your preferred cashless payment option.

Security and Policies

• Bag Policy: Small bags only; large bags, backpacks, and luggage are not permitted.
• Prohibited Items: Outside food and drink, large bags, weapons, and recording devices.
• Re-entry Policy: No re-entry once you exit the venue.
• Service Animals: Permitted in accordance with ADA guidelines.
• Camera Policy: Photography and recording during performances are strictly prohibited.

Post-Purchase Tips — Be Ready for Event Day

• Download your tickets before arriving — cell service can be limited.
• Bring a valid ID and cashless payment option.
• Charge your phone fully.
• Review venue policies in advance.
• Arrive 45–60 minutes early to navigate security and locate your seats with ease.
• If you’re seated in the Mezzanine or Balcony, plan for stairs — there’s no elevator access.

Pre-Event Planning

Make it a seamless night by coordinating your arrival around dining. With numerous pre-theater restaurants nearby — from Sardi’s to Becco — it’s easy to plan a relaxed meal within walking distance. Book your table with enough time to stroll to 222 West 45th Street and settle in before the show.

If your group is meeting at the venue, choose a clear rendezvous point on 45th Street and share seat locations in advance. Checking the Booth Theatre seating chart ahead of time helps you plan timing for concessions, restrooms, and merch stops before the curtain rises.

Finally, savor the setting. This intimate Broadway house is known for its classic, understated architecture — arrive early to appreciate the design details and capture photos pre-show. Once the performance begins, devices should be silenced and stowed.

Accessibility

Booth Theatre is ADA-accessible, with accessible seating available in the Orchestra section and step-free entry at the main level. There’s no elevator access to the Mezzanine or Balcony, so patrons who prefer to avoid stairs should select Orchestra seating.

Assistive listening devices are available upon request, and nearby garages may offer accessible parking spaces (the theater itself does not provide on-site parking). For help identifying the best accessible seats for your needs, contact Ticket Purchase for personalized support before purchasing.

Dining Options

Inside the venue, you’ll find concessions serving snacks, drinks, and beverages. Merchandise stands for current productions are typically available as well, so you can pick up a souvenir before or after the performance.

Food and Restaurants Near Booth Theatre

If you’re arriving early or staying nearby, there are excellent dining options in the Theater District and Times Square:

• Carmine's Italian Restaurant (Times Square) — Classic family-style Italian cuisine, popular for pre-theater dining.
• Junior's Restaurant & Bakery (Times Square) — Famous for New York-style cheesecake and diner fare.
• Sardi's (Theater District) — Iconic Broadway eatery known for celebrity caricatures and American cuisine.
• Joe Allen (Theater District) — Theater-industry favorite serving American comfort food.
• Becco (Restaurant Row) — Italian restaurant famous for its all-you-can-eat pasta specials.
• Gallagher's Steakhouse (West 52nd Street) — Classic New York steakhouse with a historic vibe.
• Bond 45 (West 46th Street) — Italian steakhouse with a lively atmosphere and seafood options.
• The Lambs Club (West 44th Street) — Upscale American cuisine in a stylish, art deco setting.

These nearby spots make it easy to grab a delicious meal or drink before heading into the show.

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• Shubert Theatre — Historic Broadway theater known for major musical productions.
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• Beacon Theatre — Historic theater on the Upper West Side hosting concerts and comedy.
• Barclays Center — Arena in Brooklyn, home to the Brooklyn Nets (NBA) and concerts.
• Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts — Major cultural complex with opera, ballet, and symphony performances.
• Apollo Theater — Legendary Harlem venue known for launching the careers of African-American artists.

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Other Things to Do in New York

Beyond the theater, the New York area offers incredible attractions for visitors heading to Booth Theatre:

• Central Park — Expansive urban park offering walking trails, boating, and cultural events.
• The Metropolitan Museum of Art — One of the world’s largest and most prestigious art museums.
• Empire State Building — Iconic skyscraper with observation decks offering panoramic city views.
• Times Square — Bustling entertainment district known for its neon lights and Broadway theaters.
• Statue of Liberty & Ellis Island — Historic symbols of immigration and freedom, accessible by ferry.
• Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) — Leading museum featuring modern and contemporary art.
• Broadway Theater District — World-famous cluster of theaters hosting top stage productions.
• The High Line — Elevated park built on a former rail line, featuring gardens and art installations.
• Grand Central Terminal — Historic train station with stunning architecture and dining options.
• One World Observatory — Observation deck atop One World Trade Center with sweeping views.

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