The Booth Theatre location
The Booth Theatre is at 222 West 45th Street in Manhattan’s Broadway district. It opened in 1913 and is part of the Shubert Organization. Downstate’s official site lists the Booth as its home for a strictly limited engagement.
Give yourself time to reach the theatre, locate the correct entrance, and pass through the lobby before curtain. Check the date and start time on your ticket; the production calendar includes evening and matinee performances.
Seating and access
The Booth has step-free access to the Orchestra and Main Level, while other levels involve stairs; the venue does not have elevators or escalators. Wheelchair seating is in the Orchestra, and the theatre lists assisted-listening devices. The official venue page is the source to confirm current details.
If you need wheelchair locations, transfer seating, an accessible restroom, or listening assistance, contact the theatre or official ticket provider in advance. The exact route and seat features matter more than a general label such as ‘accessible.’
Before booking
Review the venue’s current seating map and accessibility information before choosing seats, particularly if stairs are difficult or you need a specific accommodation. Theatre facilities and policies can be updated.
See Downstate tickets and schedule for the show calendar and ticket options.
- Shubert Organization Booth Theatre access information ↗
- Broadway.com Booth Theatre guide ↗
- Broadway League Booth Theatre listing ↗
Production schedules and credits can change. Check official sources for current information.
