Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre Tickets and Seating Charts - New York, NY
3-70-25
Fri
Mar 29
8:00 PM
The Notebook - The Musical
New York, NY
3-70-25
Sat
Mar 30
2:00 PM
The Notebook - The Musical
New York, NY
3-70-25
Sat
Mar 30
8:00 PM
The Notebook - The Musical
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3-70-25
Sun
Mar 31
3:00 PM
The Notebook - The Musical
New York, NY
3-70-25
Tue
Apr 2
7:00 PM
The Notebook - The Musical
New York, NY
3-70-25
Wed
Apr 3
2:00 PM
The Notebook - The Musical
New York, NY
3-70-25
Wed
Apr 3
8:00 PM
The Notebook - The Musical
New York, NY
3-70-25
Thu
Apr 4
7:00 PM
The Notebook - The Musical
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3-70-25
Fri
Apr 5
8:00 PM
The Notebook - The Musical
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3-70-25
Sat
Apr 6
2:00 PM
The Notebook - The Musical
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Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre Seating Charts
Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre - Endstage 1 Seating Map
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Many of Broadway’s historic theaters share the fingerprints of the Shubert family, who established Broadway as a mecca for stage productions, and architect Herbert J. Krapp, who designed many of the legendary playhouses. The Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre, located in midtown Manhattan, marked the first independent commission for the famed architect, as well as the first of many commissions for the Shuberts.
Upon its completion in 1917, the theater was opened as the Plymouth Theatre, and it joined the Booth, Shubert and Broadhurst theaters encompassing a full city block constructed by the Shubert family. The venue was renamed in 2005 after Schoenfeld, the late chairman of the Shubert Organization.
Unlike most theater openings of the time, the inaugural performance of Clare Kummer’s comedy A Successful Calamity wasn’t a new show, but rather one that was moved from the Booth Theatre next door. Over the years, the Schoenfeld has built a reputation around dramas and musicals, and it has hosted stand-out performances by Art Carney and Walter Matthau in The Odd Couple, Hugh Jackman and Daniel Craig in A Steady Rain, and Robert Cuccioli in Jekyll & Hyde, the longest-running production at the theater.
The Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre is nestled in the heart of Manhattan’s theater district, and it’s surrounded by a variety of hotels, restaurants and bars. Visitors traveling into the city for a show have easy access by subway, cab or bus. For those driving, there are parking lots in the vicinity.
Children under age 4 are not admitted to performances. Visitors may not use cameras, recording devices, cellphones, beepers or other electronic devices during the performance. Outside food and drinks are also prohibited, although concessions are available for purchase.
Upon its completion in 1917, the theater was opened as the Plymouth Theatre, and it joined the Booth, Shubert and Broadhurst theaters encompassing a full city block constructed by the Shubert family. The venue was renamed in 2005 after Schoenfeld, the late chairman of the Shubert Organization.
Unlike most theater openings of the time, the inaugural performance of Clare Kummer’s comedy A Successful Calamity wasn’t a new show, but rather one that was moved from the Booth Theatre next door. Over the years, the Schoenfeld has built a reputation around dramas and musicals, and it has hosted stand-out performances by Art Carney and Walter Matthau in The Odd Couple, Hugh Jackman and Daniel Craig in A Steady Rain, and Robert Cuccioli in Jekyll & Hyde, the longest-running production at the theater.
The Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre is nestled in the heart of Manhattan’s theater district, and it’s surrounded by a variety of hotels, restaurants and bars. Visitors traveling into the city for a show have easy access by subway, cab or bus. For those driving, there are parking lots in the vicinity.
Children under age 4 are not admitted to performances. Visitors may not use cameras, recording devices, cellphones, beepers or other electronic devices during the performance. Outside food and drinks are also prohibited, although concessions are available for purchase.
FAQs about Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre
What time do doors open at Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre?
Doors typically open anywhere between 90 minutes to 2 hours prior to showtime at Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre. Be sure to check the listing on your ticket as showtimes will vary.
Are VIP Packages or Accessible Seating offered at Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre?
Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre VIP seating packages and accessible seating section locations may vary per event. Please click the seating chart below or contact our customer service department to discuss options for accessible seating or VIP package purchases.
Facts about Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre
Capacity:
1,084
Past Names:
Plymouth Theatre
Date Opened:
October 10, 1917
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Event Dates and Pricing Information
Performer | Date | Price | Tickets Available |
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The Notebook - A New Musical | Mar 29, 2024 | From $117 | 115 |
The Notebook - A New Musical | Mar 30, 2024 | From $113 | 97 |
The Notebook - A New Musical | Mar 30, 2024 | From $125 | 198 |
The Notebook - A New Musical | Mar 31, 2024 | From $117 | 262 |
The Notebook - A New Musical | Apr 2, 2024 | From $178 | 250 |
The Notebook - A New Musical | Apr 3, 2024 | From $165 | 205 |
The Notebook - A New Musical | Apr 3, 2024 | From $148 | 316 |
The Notebook - A New Musical | Apr 4, 2024 | From $178 | 329 |
The Notebook - A New Musical | Apr 5, 2024 | From $147 | 414 |
The Notebook - A New Musical | Apr 6, 2024 | From $115 | 293 |