Plan your visit
The theater is at 208 West 41st Street near Times Square. Buy through the official Broadway Direct listing and check the current production for curtain time and age guidance. There is no coatroom or elevator, so avoid luggage and select seats carefully if stairs are difficult.
Accessibility
Wheelchair locations and companions are available in the Orchestra, which is the only level reachable without steps. The building has no elevator, so all Mezzanine and Box seats require stairs. One wheelchair-accessible restroom is on the Orchestra level; assistive seating and aisle-transfer seats are offered.
About Nederlander Theatre
The David T. Nederlander Theatre is an active 1,232-seat Broadway house in Manhattan’s Theatre District. Built in 1921 and formerly known as the National, Billy Rose, and Trafalgar, it presents commercial Broadway musicals and plays under the Nederlander Organization.
Venue policies
Tickets
Sales are final and generally cannot be exchanged or refunded.
Children
Every guest needs a ticket and children under five are not admitted.
Food and drink
Outside food and beverages are prohibited except medically necessary items.
Late seating
Late entry is delayed and handled at management’s discretion.