I saw a play here in Feb 2024, on a weekday at 1pm. Good accoustics. Comfortable seats, as long as you are under 200 lbs. The larger person next to me spilled out of her seat and into mine, and spent the play glued to my side. It's really unfortunate how small theater seats are (the seats at the Lena Horne theater next door are even smaller! I felt like I was flying Spirit airlines, not watching a play). The theater has a cool old-timey vibe, and the rotating stage was very cool. There is coat check and consession stands, which I did not manage to find in the crowd. I noticed that some people had suitcases that the theater staff stored for them. Lots of restaurants close by, including Friedman's right across the street at the Edison Hotel.

Saw The Collaboration. GREAT show (for our tastes). Warhol meets Basquiat - if you don't know either name, then investigate further before buying. We thought the acting was superb; the script brought issues to light with just the right emphasis. Very glad we saw it. HOWEVER - we bought our tickets through "New York Theater Guide" rather than through the theater. NYTG assigns seats after purchase (how did I miss that red flag?). One selects an area on their seating chart (their seating chart and nomenclature, ie mezzanine, does not match the theater's chart) then allegedly one is assigned the best possible seat in that area. Not so. They assigned us seats in the next lower priced seating chart area and refused to acknowledge same. Do NOT use NYTG, New York Theater Guide.