Plan your visit
The main entrance and box office are at 246 West 44th Street between Seventh and Eighth Avenues. Multiple subway lines serve Times Square–42nd Street; the theater has no dedicated parking. Doors generally open about 40 minutes before curtain, and all guests pass through security, so arrive early.
Accessibility
Entry to the Orchestra and designated wheelchair locations is step-free, and an accessible unisex restroom is on the main level. The Mezzanine and Balcony require stairs because there is no elevator. Accessible seating, companion seats, assistive-listening devices, handheld captions, and prerecorded audio-description devices are available.
About St. James Theatre
St. James Theatre is an active Broadway house on West 44th Street in Manhattan’s Theater District. Opened in 1927 as Erlanger’s Theatre, the historic venue has hosted landmark musicals and continues to present major commercial Broadway productions under ATG Entertainment.
Venue policies
Security
All guests pass through a metal detector and bags are inspected.
Bags
Large bags must be checked; prohibited items include weapons, glass containers, outside alcohol, and illegal substances.
Recording
Photography and audio or video recording during the performance are prohibited.
Children
Every guest needs a ticket, and children under five are not admitted.