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American Airlines Theatre in New York
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Saw Debra Messing in Birthday Candles. Great show, great seats. Stayed after for the Q&A with members of the Roundabout Theater. Great experience.
First time visiting this theatre and it is quite beautiful. I loved the layout and design. We had seats in the upper right mezzanine but I still felt very comfortable and had a good view. The intricate details along the ceiling were impressive. Staff was courteous and helpful. Bathroom near top floor was only one stall so I think they should remodel to fit more. I had to walk down a couple flights of stairs to get to the bottom level bathrooms. There are elevators but they were too packed.
I saw Birthday Candles there the other night and was really disappointing. Unfortunately it was boring, filled with cliché jokes and not much of an interesting plot and even the acting was lame. I couldnt wait for the main character to have her last birthday and will stop baking that cake do I could finally go home.
Loved the show, 1776.Dont love fact that theres no available wi fi
Very nice theater. Great seating with views from any area of the space.
A beautiful theater with comfortable seats. If you arrive early, then there is a lounge on the fifth floor with plenty of seats and concessions. We were in the last row and still had a decent view.
We saw A Soldiers Play here and had seats in the 1st row of the balcony. The seats were comfortable(Im 65) and it looked like you could see from any seat in the house.It was a great place to see a show.
Saw a great show Birthday candles. The seats for very comfortable grate views
Beautiful, if aging, theatre. The ceiling has gorgeous painted stars. Only complaint is the seating is a little tight, with not much room for leg movement. Staff were great.
Theater is smaller than I had imagined, which was kind of nice actually. And pretty much all seats have good viewing. Zero line at the upstairs bathrooms was awesome.
Stunning ceiling.. Great acoustics... Comfy seats... Great show ....Who can ask for anything more 😊
Just saw True West today at this beautiful Broadway theatre and enjoyed it a lot. Ethan Hawke and Paul Dano are outstanding actors and deliver a great play. Saw some more film stars the audience which was a great addition to the afternoon.
Great venue in the heart of Times Square. Have seen several plays here and have enjoyed the experience. Just saw A Soldiers Play. Would recommend any show here that wets your palette..
Very nice theater though on the mezzanine level be prepared to get up alot to let other ppl by since there is no middle isle
Great venue. Just what you think a Broadway theater shouls look like.
A bit small but pretty cool place. Mezzanine seats are placed pretty well so the person in front of you doesnt block your views.
Always enjoy seeing shows here. Beautiful theater.
Very nice place. I’ll come many times in the future. Always walking in Times Square and we just came inside of this beautiful theatre to find a good show, a warm place, good price, drinks... I recommend this place 100%
This theatre was excellent and I enjoyed the show I saw very much
Its the grimiest Broadway house Ive ever been in. It could use some refurbishment
American Airlines is a nice theatre. It has comfortable seats and nice staff. Productions are good and worth to watch. It is located in the heart of 42nd Street. Accesible by public transportation.
Wow, what a find? Five (5) stories of wonderfulment, yet a lovely, small, and quaint venue. The fifth floor in particular is a great event space, with small bar, where many pre-performance lectures are held. $$ out of $$$$$ using the TixToday (or similar App). I would recommend the American Airlines Theatre.
Loved this theatre!! Not a bad seat in the entire theater!
Technically renamed The Roundabout Theatre/American Airlines. Lots of dollars to refurbish. Small in scale, on two floors with comfortable seating. We sat in top box and you cannot see the stage on the left. For a musical, this is definitely not where you want to be. But for a comedy/drama, it’s not too bad.
We saw A Soldiers Play headlining David Alan Grier and Blair Underwood. Since we came in out of the rain with umbrellas, the theater offered plastic umbrella bags. Check in was easy, and seating was also easy. We were in the upstairs mezzanine (stair and elevator access) in the middle. So we excused ourselves about 21 times to get to our seats. Excellent view of the stage. All actors projected their voices well. The theater seating allows one to be close to the stage to enjoy the facial expressions of each actor.
There is not a bad seatvin the house. And Debra Messing was incredible!
My seat was great. A lot of the performers seemed to speaking directly to me. Plus, I had room to stretch my legs. The best part was the question and answer period after the show. I have never experienced that type of interaction with a theater cast. Great job being interpersonal and authentic. Please see A Soldiers Play.
Lovely theater. Very comfortable, all seats have a good view of the stage.
THE SHOW WAS GREAT AND THE STAFF WERE FRIENDLY, HELPFUL AND SO PROFESSIONAL
Friendly staff. Easy to get to. 1 block either way to Bway and Port Authority.
This is a beautiful theater, large enough to sit comfortably and small enough to feel close to the performance. There was a nice lounge for very light refreshments before the show. Everything looked clean and well maintained. The staff was extremely friendly.
This is a brand new theatre, well it was recently renovated, on Broadway. The seats are very comfortable, and there is plenty of room for your feet. There is a sky bar on the roof, where you could purchase refreshments including alcoholic drinks. Or you could just sit and look out of the huge picture windows at the city sites. Very pretty. There is an elevator to the top. There is more than one floor of bathrooms, which is very convenient. There is a large refreshment stand in the lobby. There are no stairs in the orchestra. The theatre is handicap friendly. Good theatre to see a play. I would go back. Not a good idea to buy a theatre subscription from them. They say there is a very liberal exchange policy, but that is completely false. The office/phone staff is rude. I am NOT renewing my subscription.
The show was great from what I saw, but I had a partial view seat. Discounted of course, but it really was an almost no view seat!. I had to stand the whole time to see anything at all. That was very disappointing. I would not have paid for that seat if I knew. I have purchased partial view seats before, but could always see 75% of the stage. I could see nothing from this theatres partial view, and Im tall!
Its definitely not small and cozy as one reviewer said. Its the main Broadway Theater for Roundabout productions. All seats are good if you like the play and can hear the actors. They have hearing assist devices and handicapped seating. Enjoy the show.
Its a good theater, if a bit dated. Sat in the middle of an aisle, 16 seats either direction. Dont drink before the show. Acoustics were fine. Good performances....
Saw Book of Mormon here, it was amazing. The stage and theatre is not massive so you can get a really good view. We sat in right orchestra 3rd row, which was awesome. Youre off to the side but its cheaper and you get to see the actors faces.
Excellent theater in Times Square. Everything feels new and posh. It has an elevator but even if you decide to walk up, the trip up the stars is not very long. Its not a very big theater. If you happen to sit in the rear mezzanine, you still get a clear view of the stage. I was third row to the last and it was as good as sitting in the orchestra. There were no bars and no heads blocking my view of the stage. The seats were elevated and high enough from each other that even the tallest person in front of you would not get in your way. The seats did not have sunken cushions and there was ample leg room. If you happen to watch a show here, itll be one of your better experiences. Not so cramped for once!
The largest of the Roundabout Theater Companys three stages, three American Airlines Theatre is a beautifully restored place, and an excellent place to see a play. The sightlines and sound are good, the little lounge upstairs is nice. Maybe a bit better food options would be a plus. Otherwise, all good.
What a beautiful space.The will-call & ticket booth is immediately to the left as you enter.The venue sits next to BB Kings on 42nd in the heart of Times Square so the streets leading up to the venue are always hectic. But the moment you step inside, its a calm and soothing environment with restored neo-renaissance architecture dating from 1918, when the theatre was originally built.There are six floors to the venue with two tiered seating; the orchestra and one mezzanine. Its such an intimate space that the mezzanine seats were still incredibly close and provided great views. Though, to allow for these clear views, the mezzanine is steeply stepped, so if you need more accessible or easily accessed seating, take that into consideration.The staff at every point of contact were some of the friendliest and most courteous Ive encountered in the theater world. And if youre a patron member of the Roundabout Theatre, you are given access to their private lounge on the sixth floor where you are provided light snacks and beverages.Just a wonderful space and Roundabout produces some terrific work here. Highly recommended.
Lovely theater with a 5th floor penthouse and a lower level lounge. Smaller and more intimate located a 1/2 block from the Port Authority on 42nd street. Near Times Square. We saw A Soldiers Play by the Roundabout Theater. Excellent play, excellent theater. The night we went there was a talk before the play that was very insightful.
Always have some great plays. Seats are very comfortable with bigger space than those in other theaters. The view is not bad even you are in the sided seat.
“Birthday Candles” is awesome！I have never cried like last night for a long time!
Nice little theater - limited bathroom capacity.
In addition to the wonderful shows that roundabout produces time after time, the space has immpecable features. The seating is comfortable and looks great too, it is also convenient to see the stage from anywhere in the house. The ushers are some of the kindest and most helpful people ever. Even the bartender was amazing!
I just saw Tom Stoppards Travesties here. I thought the place is huge, and we were seated somewhere at the orchestra near the stage. Nice, huge performance space. And I was happy they had the exit doors opened right after the show was over. Were on the street as quickly as possible.
The place is small and cozy and the staff was polite. Id love to see another show there again. You should check out the balcony upstairs, which has somewhat of a nice view of the street from up above. The stage was beautifully and creatively designed for the space, but was unchanged throughout the show.
This theater was poorly design. Our seats are on the second floor its long narrow rose that can only be entered from each end! Ugh... NIGHTMARE. Also the seats are so close together and theres absolutely no leg room. By the intermission my knees and ankle were in such pain I couldnt wait for the opportunity to stand up straight
Came here for a Roundabout show and was really pleased. I was in the third-to-last row and still had an excellent view – each row is quite a bit higher than the one in front of it so there’s no risk of not being able to see if you’re behind a tall person. The leg room is quite decent too.
The theaters seating was good. There was enough knee room. The decor was pleasant. I felt the sound system could have been better.Overall it was a pleasant experience
This theater is newer than many others on Broadway. The elevator felt so fancy.
This is a great little theater. Beautiful and classic trimmings. Proscenium stage with just a little thrust. I had a box seat and there were parts of the stage that were obstructed. The sound was excellent and I was very close to the action.
An older theater. Not enough aisles so you have to walk across a lot of seats if you are in the middle. Thats inconvenient especially for older folks. On the plus side its a small theater so all seats except maybe the very last rows are good.
Love it! Saw Travesties there for the first time and I have to say, I was really impressed. Theater is very big, and spacious, and of course the acoustics are excellent... I wasnt drinking that night, so I didnt suffer the indignity of a $17 merlot, but thats OK...
Loved the show but the theater is ok. I was in the mezzanine and right in the middle. It is a looong row so being right in the middle is rough, way more so than other Broadway theaters. From the top mezzanine area (3rd floor), there is only one shared bathroom.
We purchased tickets for persons with disabilities and the seats were so tight. He was unable to sit for the entire show. THANKFULLY one of the ushers gave him a folding chair and he was able to watch.
I enjoyed the play and the work a lot. The ushers were terrific.Having one long very long aisle way I have never liked. And it stops me from coming there as often as Id like. For one thing, God forbid , if theres ever a fire to get through the aisle way would be impossible. Im sure you have something to help with that. But, also every time someone gets up to go to the bathroom they have to go through a really long way and lots of people that have to stand up over and over again. And when people are just being seated and then again at intermission its nonstop up and down to let people go by.I have a bad back and standing up over and over again was ridiculous. But everything else was fine.
Travesties was my first play at the American Airlines theater, but it wont be my last. The ambience was excellent and the interior of the theater was really cool. The only downside to the American Airlines theater that I can think of is that a 300mL bottle of water shouldnt cost $5 nor should a glass of wine cost $17.
Love the design, lounge is very nice and simple, great seating arrangements. Only thing I did not love was they dont let you take the stairs so you have to wait for the elevator even after show.
A Soldiers Play was exceptional!!! Blair, Greer, and other performers did not disappoint... above and beyond my expectations. Would give 10 stars if I could!!! Thank you for a great afternoon in the City.
Saw Bernhardt/Hamlet. Show was AWESOME! The seats were actually comfortable. I used the hearing assistance device. Worked great. Professional, friendly staff. All around a great experience. Im coming back.
The home of the Roundabout theater company, American Airlines Theater is an impressively restored small/mid-size theater with an orchestra and a balcony level. It has a pleasant, ornate interior thats small enough to feel relatively intimate. Theres a refreshment bar off of the orchestra entrance that serves standard pre-theater and intermission drinks and snacks plus a creative cocktail or two thats inspired by whatever production happens to be on at the moment.
The theater is small and allows a close connection to the stage. Its a nice set up with good sight lines. Saw Arthur Millers The Price here and it was a really terrific evening.
About average for a Broadway theater. Seats a little tight for an average sizes person 511, 165 lbs. The show, True West got very good reviews but I thought it was horrible, so did most of the people in the theater - never been to a show with so little applause and much grumbling about how bad it was from the people around me.
Amazing theatre and the play, Travesties, was simply breathtaking. Tom Holland really steals the spotlight with his incredible performance, but the whole cast is incredibly talented both as actors and dancers. If you want to see a Broadway play, then Travesties is a must.
I am a subscriber to the Roundabout Theatre Series. It is by far the most interesting and innovative theatre series in New York. The American Airlines Theatre is one of four theaters in the group and is the largest. The acoustics are wonderful, the line of sight from all corners is great and the staff are courteous and efficient.
Saw A Soldiers Play there! It was a great show. Seats are a bit cramped but overall nice theater. The staff was very pleasant.
We just saw Arthur Millers The Price, with Mark Rufalo, Tony Shalhoub, and Danny Devito and it was THE BEST play I have ever seen and Ive seen quite a few. The theater is comfortable, clean, and accessible with a beautiful interior and decent amenities. The bar is slow though.
Friendly staff nice theater, this was my first time at this venue.
Clean venue and great view of the stage from pretty much anywhere!
Great venue for many of the Roundabout Theatre productions; I have seen many shows there, and have been seated all around the venue - cant say theres a really bad seat anywhere.
Nice theater, not too big, all seats are decent. Nice staff is friendly. Tight seating, but no different than any other theater
Gorgeous theater. And reasonable seat space (I am over 6). That said, why no center aisles? Prepare to sit and stand repeatedly as people come in and out of your row...
Great theater, remade from the old Selwyn and Apollo theaters. Looks cheaply finished, but it saved at least one theater so it was worth it. Of course a theater is only as good as what is on the stage. I have only seen good productions there.
Seats comfortable, great sound !
Very clean and beautiful. Saw an amazing performance of A Long Days Journey Into Night starring Jessica Lange back in May. The student ticket was $20, very affordable for such a great show.
This is a great Broadway theater.
Roundabout puts on excellent shows here. The theater tends to run cold, and the leg room is on the tighter side, but the accessibility is comprehensive.
Small and intimate... A big departure from many Broadway venues. Great stadium seating in the upper tier with good sight lines to the stage
I was there a week ago to see long days journey. Great play. I love it!. I come here for almost every play and I have to say, there are a few rude people that work there. I have spoken to the old manager and assistant manager about them and they seemed not to do anything about it. I have gotten their names. Enrika, celia, and siara. I have watched how they interact with patrons and they honestly should not be working there. So not polite at all. I had asked enrika where my seat was and she just walked away. She went on her phone. Another time i had went to see noises off and she talked to me rude. Not nice at all. Another one of my colleagues also goes to this theatre a lot since we do under cover ratings. Something needs to be done. People pay their money and shouldnt be talked to a certain way.hopefully the manager is reading this and does something.
A gorgeous theatre and an outstanding production of Trouble in Mind by the Roundabout and Charles Randolph Wright.
I went to see the play on October 17th, and was seating at the very last row. Could not hear the actors well, was frustrated. Same with people next to me. I heard so much about the play, was exited to go and such a let down. Had only few days in NY, very disappointing. (PS. Wrong name for the reviewer),
Absolutely loved it here ever one was nice
The play was good, enough bathrooms. Was with my elder aunt and it made it easy for her.
If youre way back, the immersion is great and youre less susceptible to hearing loss. I saw On the Twentieth Century here, and the performances were AMAZING!!! Kristin Chenoweth was the greatest actress onstage, and her perfomance as Fifi in The Peanuts Movie was also her charismatic voice shown onstage as well. Overall, nice angle and a damn buck for your money.
I was a student doing a play and this place was great. They had been really nice and helpful. And as students we get to see the rose tattoo for free. This has been a great experience for me.
Cozy theatre. But sadly John Lithgows one man show was a snooze.
Went to see the Soldier Story at the American Airlines Theatre. It was wonderful. There was an standing ovation for the cast of performers
Great theater comfortable seats and view of stage from mezzanine level was perfect. Saw Barnhart/Hamlet great acting and great story!
This theater is a great place to see a show. The seating is comfortable. The bathrooms are clean and spacious.
5 stars for performance, as for space provided after the show, it is a 3 star because everyone, or students and school, attempts to leave so it gets crowded exiting the theatre. But I love this place because it is a theatre.
Very nice classic theater right in time square. Beautiful high ceilings. Seating is tight but reasonable.
Loved loved loved the show. Great cast, superb explanation & background chat before the show & powerful play. Thank you Mr Miller & Ms Bening. Perfect evening !
Beautiful theatre....no bad seats
Nice and friendly staff, small theater where every seat is a good view - the orchestra has a nice incline so view obstructions are minimal.
I saw a Soldiers Play and it was so moving and well acted. So blessed to have been able to be in their presence. I love me some theater.
Stadium seating in the mezzanine makes for good viewing. There is no center aisle there which makes it cumbersome to get in and out. Comfortable seats.
Our favorite spot for theater. The most beautiful plays are performed here. Not a bad seat in the house.
Guess it depends on the show if you have a good time but the facilities are nice the staff is friendly and the Roundabout does great theater!
Small theater but we had good seats & the bathroom had more stalls than many theater bathrooms!
Go to the 4th floor balcony... Smoking allowed
Great place for a evening play. Clean bar and light conversation with staff makes the theater easier to enjoy
Great sight lines and intimate feel. Seating is pretty comfortable, but the lack of adequate toilet facilities is a major downside.
Perfectly sloped floor for optimal view of the stage. Small, charming theatre with fairly good acoustics.
Saw Rose Tattoo there. Play was good. Theatre is small so seats were good. Enjoyed it.
Beautiful theatre. Seats gave an unobstructed view of the stage (as a short person, this was important to me!)
Nice theater but there are bars in every row of the mezzanine. If youre short this is a problem if you sit in the first row.
Its a Broadway theatre, whats not to like? Its relatively small, and offers a good view of the stage from almost every seat in the house.
Traveling from Detroit to Milan via Chicago and London with a first class British Airways ticket. The American Airlines personnel wasn’t able to check my luggage to final destination, and not even to London, so I should have picked up my luggage in Chicago and checked it to final destination, except the fact that there where theoretically only 45 minutes from landing in Chicago and taking off to London... But the flight from Detroit was 1h20m late and luggage delivered 1h later. So the flight to London was lost. Reprotected on the next day 5pm and accommodated in a nearby hotel for the night. The day after the 5pm flight was cancelled and reprotected on the 8:30 pm flight. Finally got in Milan 24h later than scheduled! Fu*k!
Its a nice theater with comfortable seats and a top floor lounge to relax before the show. Good sightlines.
The window concierge were VERY nice & cordial. The security was.. well.. interesting and I heard Mr. Ruffallos security will beat you down.. no lie.. I still hope to get an autograph and keep my teeth.
Respectfully, kept to the COVID-19 guidelines, no matter where you sat you had a great view of the stage
Great seating. Actually larger seats & leg room then other stage theatres in NYC.
A Soldiers Play was very moving. Nice theater. Not a bad seat anywhere!
One of the original legitimate Broadway theaters on 42nd Street. Totally restored. Does many top name Broadway shows.
A Typical Broadway theater. Clean, tight seating. The seats to extreme right or left will have poor visibility. I would not see show here with seats on extreme sides.
Janet Mcterre is the living legendary tragedian actress of 21st century! I am in love with her and if you are not yet, you will be when you see the show!
Beautiful theater! The stage is elevated so first row orchestra may be a little too close for comfort.
Went to see a soliders play ot was awesome
Fantastic seating and wonderful plays. The 5th floor lounge is very convenient when you arrive early.
A Soldier was an incredible play! This is a must see!
Main theater for the Roundabout Theater Company. A classic old Broadway theater home to some of the best theater productions in New York.
Great leg room with the seating, elevators and multiple bathrooms for convenience. And saw a magnificent show to boot!
The theater was great. Very comfortable and not a bad seat in the house.
Lovely performance space with comfortable seating and great viewing angles and ample, clean womens bathrooms.
Excellent small theater. Not a bad seat in the house! Go ahead and buy the cheap seats here.
This theater showcases some grest plays. Roundabout Theater company mounts their plays here as well as other venues.
Nice small theater. Seems like any seat would have a good view.
No surprises. No complaints. Its a big brasserie. Decent food, indifferent staff by necessity. Perfect for apres theater.
Saw True West with Ethan Hawke, great show...crazy ending. Only negative was the seating space, my knees paid a heck of a price.
Beautiful theater, nice lounge on 5th floor to wait in before the show starts
Saw All My Sons at Roundabout theatre. Very good, but fairly expensive (about $200 per ticket for good seats).
Pretty theater. Sat in front row of mezzanine and actually had some leg room.
Great show! Saw All My Sons. Only negative was the lady at the box office was rude for no reason.
Beautiful theatre with clear views of the stage from nearly every seat in the house.
Comfortable seats + good views. And today, an excellent play. A Soldiers Story.
Beautiful and elegant theater buried in the lights and metal of 42nd St. We saw Ethan Hawke in True West. Fantastic.
Very quaint theatre. All seats were good and surprisingly roomy.
This is a really beautiful space, not to mention that we got to see a brilliant cast, led by Janet McTeer, in this whip smart play (Bernhardt/Hamlet)
Theatre was nice but seemed small compared to others I had been in.
Besides loving the show, theatre had wonderful place to wait upstairs. Cant wait to return.
Vieuw from mezz
Always a great theater experience, more bathrooms and leg room than most bway theaters
Small theater saw The Rose Tattoo with Marisa Tomei - wonderful afternoon - great performance
The exit out of the theater onto 43rd Street is REALLY steep and horribly signed. Very nearly wrenched my ankle coming out on the big drop.
Excellent lighting and sound. Comfortable seats, in a truly glorious setting, reminiscent of the 1920s
Somewhat Roundabout always has bad plays… unless it is a revival
Nice old Theater very helpful staff.
Saw Roundabouts production of All My Sons, with Tracy Letts and Annette Benning. Excellent.
Run by Roundabout Theatre its a beautifully renovated space with comfortable seats and good sight lines.
Small theater, you have to climb over others to get to your seat in the mezzanine; there are only end aisles.
All My Sons was Wonderful. Cast was great, such feeling in all their lines.
A must-see show. Dont miss. Broadway is back.
Small theater but every seat has a great view.
Comfortable seating lovely theatre. Ushers very pleasant and helpful
It was nice being at this theatre and the show was terrific !!!!!! Keep it up broad way 💜💛💚
Debra Messing! Debra Messing! Debra Messing!!! Enough said!
Step inside and youll forget youre on 42nd Street. Beautiful theater, great seating and layout.
A great venue for stage plays and performance.
Pretty theater. Comfortable seating. Good acoustic
Nice theater. Easy hiking and out. Friendly staff.
Birthday CandlesGreat production
Ive never seen a Show here that I would recommend. Recent shows Bernhardt/ Hamlet and True West were both disappointing.
Amazing theater staging amazing plays. All My Sons was phenomenal.
Theater has poor sound proofing. True West is good if you like Sam Shepard.
Birthday Candles, excellent.
Flagship theater of Roundabout Theater group. A Broadway size house that Roundabout brings premium shows.
Every seat is a good seat. Beautiful, small, central location, clean, comfortable.
Beautiful Theatre. Easy in and out. Nice bar and staff
Nice theater but the chairs are so uncomfortable :((( it is difficult to bear for plays longer than an hour
Very beautiful, small theatre. Roundabout puts on excellent shows.
Roundabout productions rarely disappoint, and Stories by Heart was no exception. Fantastic performance!
Fun night on the town. Youll love the 5th floor lounge to gather with friends before the show.
Very intimate theather.
Great theatre excellent sidelines; so big that acoustics can be a problem
Cutest little theater ever. The sound was incredible!
The Roundabout Theater always delivers the goods, great productions of classics and should be classics
Unique theaters - all seats have good view, the play Desperate Measures was hysterical.
What I like about this theatre, is that every show there is a hit.You cant miss.
The show was amazing and the restrooms clean and well kept.
I went to see Jerry O in Solders play. WONDERFUL! Had a great great time.
Soldiers play was phenomenal!Loved this theater 👍
I had a lovely time here, as I enjoyed the performance of john Lithgow, stories by heart!
A wonderful theater and the staff was friendly, professional, and efficient.
Roundabout theater company The Price was one of the best plays we ever saw.
Grand theatre but in the mezzanine at least, there is no room to get by the other people In your row.
Stunning theatre in the heart of Times Square. Not a bad seat in the house.
Friendly staff. Great play production.
Theater is very accessible and the ushers are very nice and helpful.
Great theatre, saw Old Times which I really enjoyed.
Total reviews rating 4.6
199 Reviews for American Airlines Theatre 2023:
Review №1
2021-12-08My first time at the American Airlines Theater, and it was a pleasant experience. Went to see Trouble in Mind which was excellent by the way! Lots of seating options (no bad seats here), and I got upgraded a couple of rows just before curtain call. The acoustics allow for clear and crisp vocal sounds. This theater is well kept.
Review №2
2022-04-04The first time attending this Theatre which is on TIMES SQUARE. The security did our check in quickly, the staff in the theater was friendly. I went to see BIRTHDAY CANDLES the play was excellent luv the plot.
Review №3
2022-03-24It’s a small and quaint theatre, there’s no bad seat in the house! We saw Birthday Candles with Debra Messing and it was excellent - highly recommend!
Review №4
2022-05-21I have to say, while Birthday Candles was good, we were extremely disappointed that Debra Messing did not perform on Wednesday, May 18th. We were not given an explanation and were not informed until 2 and a half hours before the show. The only reason we purchased tickets for this show was to see Ms Messing perform. We will not be attending any other shows with this company at this theater.
Review №5
2020-01-27Very nice and comfortable theatre. Came here to see David Alan Grier and Blair Underwood in a Soldiers Play. Great performance by all and loved seeing these two actors in person. The theatre has comfortable seats and a good layout design. Staff was helpful.
Review №6
2020-02-25Nice theater which has been updated. Came here to see a soldiers play and enjoyed it. Great story and excellent acting. Theater is right on 42nd street. We sat in mezzanine and were in 3rd row with full views. Had a good time.
Review №7
2020-01-26This theatre is perfect! Very clean and bathrooms on multiple floors allowing you to go during intermission without the long excessive lines. Recently saw A Soliders Play and it was phenomenal! Id give it 10 stars if I could.
Review №8
2022-03-24Ive been to this theater twice, my seats are both good. I think the only bad seat in the theater are the box seats those are partial view. The theater is not super large so even the rear orchestra is still great. Best seats are the center orchestra and front mezz.They integrate the booking system with TodayTix so you get to choose your seats. Also there are usually lottery or rush ticket available on TodayTix as well for their shows.
Review №9
2021-11-01Beautiful theater 🎭. Phenomenal play. This production is long overdue. Extremely relevant. Poignant. Pearl clutching moments. Great ensemble. Tell us HOW you REALLY feel...type of play. Must see ASAP💯🔥🔥🔥
Review №10
2022-03-26Very comfortable theatre. Orchestra and mezz are good for viewing the stage. Side boxes are another story. Ride the elevator to the Penthouse sitting area prior to the show and relax to curtain time.