Daryl Roth Theatre New York
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What’s On at Daryl Roth Theatre
The Daryl Roth Theatre is a hotspot for quirky and bold new work with a fringe-theater feel and is currently home to Titanique Off-Broadway, a unique jukebox musical featuring the timeless music of Céline Dion. This innovative and partially improvised show humorously depicts Céline Dion taking over a Titanic museum tour, where she claims to have survived the ship's sinking. She then retells the story from her perspective, offering a fresh take on the familiar characters of Jack, Rose, and others from the famous film. Titanique has won three Lucille Lortel Awards, including Outstanding Musical. With its blend of comedy, nostalgia, and beloved music, this production promises an unforgettable and enjoyable experience.
About the Daryl Roth Theatre
Since opening in 1998, the Daryl Roth Theatre in New York has made its name as a home for unconventional hits Off-Broadway. With an extensive past hidden in the historic building’s walls, this is an exciting example of NYC’s skill for reimagining traditional spaces into hubs of creativity.
The 19th-century Union Square Savings Bank building was acquired by theatrical producer Daryl Roth in 1996, who could see a clear future for it as an Off-Broadway theater. It has played host to a number of successful yet unorthodox shows including De La Guarda and Fuerza Bruta. These two Argentinian circus and postmodern theater acts played at the theater for a combined 14 years.
The Daryl Roth Theatre’s unique but simple auditorium is a compelling modern contrast to the building’s grand exterior, characterized by Corinthian columns and Greco-Roman-inspired design. With an eclectic range of shows ushered through its doors, this bank-turned-buzzing performance space has proven its versatility as a major Off-Broadway venue.
Map and Address
101 E 15th St, Manhattan, New York, NY 10003
The Daryl Roth Theatre is located right next to Union Square, at the intersection with East 15 Street. Union Square is a bustling neighborhood in Lower Manhattan. This small but vibrant area, with green space, cafes and bars, borders several other must-see locations in NYC including cultural hotspot Greenwich Village and East Village, which has a rich musical history. There are fantastic transport links to the rest of New York as well, so you can enjoy some of the city’s biggest tourist hotspots before heading to see a show.
