Lena Horne Theatre

The Lena Horne Theatre features two main levels: orchestra and mezzanine. Orchestra seats offer close-up views of the stage, while mezzanine seats provide a wider perspective from above. Accessible seating is located in the orchestra section.

• Subway: The venue is a short walk from the 50th Street station on the 1, C, and E lines.
• Bus: The nearest stop is 8th Ave/W. 46th St. (M20 and M104 lines).
• By car: Nearby parking garages include Icon Parking at 235 W. 48th St and Central Parking at 257 W. 47th St.
• Rideshare: Rideshare services such as Uber, Lyft, and Curb are available in New York for convenient drop-off and pick-up near the theatre.

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• The theatre is not completely wheelchair accessible. There are two small steps at the main entrance, but a side entrance is available with no steps. Please alert the Box Office upon arrival. Wheelchair seating and a wheelchair-accessible bathroom are available in the orchestra section without steps.
• Assistive listening devices: Infrared assistive listening devices, hand-held audio description devices, and captioning devices are available free of charge. The GalaPro app provides on-demand captioning and audio description.
• Guide dogs and service animals are permitted in the theatre. Inform the ticket sales representative if accommodations are needed.

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• Friedman’s: An American restaurant known for its farm-to-table fare and cozy atmosphere.
• Glass House Tavern: Offers a variety of American dishes in a stylish setting.
• Trattoria Trecolori: A popular Italian spot serving classic pasta dishes and more.
• Ellen's Stardust Diner: Enjoy American diner food served by singing waitstaff for a unique experience.
• The Palm: A classic steakhouse known for its high-quality cuts of meat and timeless ambiance.

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Bars in the mezzanine lobby open 30 minutes before the show and during intermission for snacks and beverages. Sip your drink from a souvenir cup and make the experience even more memorable!

• Restrooms: Restrooms are located on the mezzanine level of the theatre. A wheelchair-accessible restroom is available on orchestra level.
• Water fountain: Water fountains are located within the restrooms on mezzanine level.
• Concessions: Drinks and snacks can be purchased at the bar located in the mezzanine lobby. Bottled water and beverages with secure tops are permitted in the auditorium. View our Food & Drink section above for more details and additional options around the venue.
• Merchandise: Theatre and show-related merchandise is available for purchase in the lobby.
• Air conditioning: The Lena Horne Theatre is air-conditioned for year-round comfort.
• WiFi: Free WiFi is available.

Please note that coat check service is not available at this theatre.

The Lena Horne Theatre is located in the bustling Theatre District, defined by the vibrancy of Broadway. This area is full of theatres, restaurants, and entertainment options, making it a bustling spot for both locals and visitors.

Nearby:

• Times Square: Just a few minutes' walk away, this iconic area is perfect for photos, people-watching, and experiencing the bright lights of the city.
• The Museum of Arts and Design (MAD): Located at Columbus Circle, MAD focuses on contemporary and historic innovation in craft, art, and design.
• The Ride: An interactive bus tour that takes you on a journey through the streets of New York City with live performances along the way.
• Paley Center for Media: Located a short walk away, this museum offers a vast collection of television and radio programs and advertisements, allowing visitors to explore the history of media.

• Arrive early: Plan to arrive about 30 minutes before the show starts to allow time for security checks, finding your seat, and exploring the historic theatre. The intricate architecture and unique decor are worth taking a moment to appreciate.
• Stage door: After the performance, head to the stage door on the side of the theatre for a chance to get autographs and photos with the cast of SIX. Note that cast members are not required to appear at the stage door, so meeting them isn't guaranteed.
• Merchandise: Visit the merchandise stands inside the theatre for exclusive show-related items like T-shirts, mugs, posters, and cast recordings. These souvenirs are perfect to remember your Broadway experience. To avoid post-show crowds, consider purchasing items before the show or during intermission.
• Photography opportunities: While photography is not allowed during the performance, you can take photos in the lobby and other public areas before the show starts.