Hudson Broadway Theatre Tickets

Originally opened on October 19, 1903, the Hudson Theatre lies between Times Square and 6th Avenue and was meant to be a Broadway theater for plays and other stage productions. Throughout its long and illustrious history, the theater building itself has served many other functions, including as a radio and television studio, a movie theater, a place to hold corporate events and conferences and even a nightclub. It hosted the first national broadcast of The Tonight Show and was home to many acting legends, including Barbara Stanwyck, Douglas Fairbanks and William Holden. On February 11, 2017, the theater reopened its doors under new management and resumed its original role as a hub for stage productions. Lanford Wilson's play Burn This, starring Adam Driver and Kerri Russell and directed by Michael Mayer, has been staged at the Hudson Theatre. Sea Wall/A Life, featuring Jake Gyllenhaal and Tom Sturridge, is another play with a run at this theater. Reserve your place at this historic venue, and get your Hudson Broadway Theatre tickets at StubHub.

What is the Hudson Broadway Theatre seating capacity?

With seating for up to 970 people or 948 for shows in which an orchestra is playing, the auditorium retains virtually all of its original design.

What restaurants and bars are there to enjoy before or after Hudson Broadway Theatre events?

There are a few restaurants clustered very close to the Hudson Broadway Theatre, so grabbing a bite to eat before or after the show will always be convenient. One of the nearby restaurants is O'Donoghue's Bar & Restaurant, a great place to go for Irish food and drinks. The Lamb's Club is another nearby restaurant and bar at which you can get afternoon tea or a pre-theater meal. Osteria al Doge is a place where you can grab some Venetian cuisine.

Where is the nearest parking lot to the theater?

The nearest parking lot to the theater is located on 146 West 44th St. If you surrender your same-day theater ticket at the lot, you will receive a discount on parking.

Is the theater wheelchair accessible?

Some Hudson Broadway Theatre seating is wheelchair accessible and specially reserved for those with disabilities. This seating is typically located in the orchestral seating area. The Ambassador's Lounge, which is located on the Dress Circle level, is also wheelchair-accessible as are the restrooms on the Orchestra and Dress Circle levels. However, there is no wheelchair access to the Balcony level. The 44th St entrance is also wheelchair accessible.

What other entertainment options are near the Hudson Broadway Theatre?

You have a number of options available to you if you want to see more stage and musical performances in the area. A great number of Broadway theaters are clustered around 44th St in New York, including the Shubert Theatre, the Palace Theatre and other Broadway venues.