Little Shubert Theatre, Off-Broadway theatre on Theatre Row, Manhattan, United States
The Little Shubert Theatre, also known as Stage 42, is an off-Broadway venue in Theatre Row with 499 stadium-style seats offering clear views from all sections. The space matches the proportions of standard Broadway theatres and is located at 422 West 42nd Street.
The venue was built in 2002 by the Shubert Organization as their first new theatre since the Ethel Barrymore Theatre opened in 1928. This opening marked a significant moment for the company's continued involvement in Broadway theatre development.
The venue hosts productions ranging from musical adaptations to interactive stage experiences across diverse genres. Visitors encounter both conventional and experimental theatrical work in this space.
The theatre provides infrared assistive listening systems, audio description devices, and hand-held captioning devices for visitors with hearing needs. Wheelchair access is available throughout the entire venue for ease of movement.
The theatre displays its technical infrastructure and ceiling installations as intentional design elements visible to audiences. Throughout the space, reproductions from the Shubert Archive collection serve as visual reminders of Broadway's theatrical heritage.
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