Ethel Barrymore Theatre — Broadway venue guide

The Ethel Barrymore Theatre is a Shubert Organization house on West 47th Street. The Shubert Organization’s page says Lee and J.J. Shubert built it in 1928 for the actress Ethel Barrymore, and that Herbert Krapp designed it. It seats 1,058: 582 in the orchestra, 196 in the front mezzanine, 256 in the rear mezzanine and 24 in boxes, per Shubert’s figures.

Shubert’s access notes say every part of the orchestra can be reached without steps, and wheelchair seating is in the orchestra only. The mezzanine is three flights up (30 steps), with about two steps per row, and there is no elevator. Check the official seat map on Telecharge before booking.

Address: 243 W 47th St, between Broadway and 8th Avenue.

Playing now at the Ethel Barrymore Theatre

Here There Are Blueberries Play typically $53–$335