Nederlander Theatre New York
Nederlander Theatre Tickets
What’s On at Nederlander Theatre
The Nederlander Theatre, renowned for hosting the groundbreaking Broadway hit Rent and beloved for its fun, high-quality musicals like Pretty Woman: The Musical and Shucked, is now the proud home of Redwood. This new production stars the legendary Idina Menzel in her much-anticipated return to Broadway, adding another chapter to the Nederlander's storied history.
Known for its excellent production quality, the Nederlander continues its tradition of showcasing top-tier performances with Redwood, a powerful tale of self-discovery that captivates audiences with its heartfelt story, emotional depth, and exceptional staging. With a legacy of hosting some of the most well-produced and critically acclaimed musicals in the industry, the Nederlander Theatre remains an essential destination for Broadway fans and casual theatergoers alike.
About the Nederlander Theatre
The Nederlander Theatre first opened in 1921, then named National Theatre. Like many Broadway venues, it been rechristened a handful of times, but since 1980 has been named after the founder of the Nederlander Organization, David Nederlander. It is perhaps best known today as the home of runaway hit musical Rent.
Standing as the lone theater on West 41st Street, the Nederlander is slightly removed from the main bustle of 44th and 45th streets, where Broadway venues including the Al Hirschfeld Theatre and Imperial Theatre dominate. The Nederlander was renovated in 2008 to improve facilities and despite its slightly dated look, its rough charm made it the perfect match for Rent, which remains its longest-running show.
Before Rent took to the Nederlander’s stage between 1996 and 2008, the theater was already hugely successful, with playwrights including Noel Coward (Private Lives, 1969) and Harold Pinter (Betrayal, 1980) receiving Broadway premiers and revivals on its stage. Post-Rent, its highlights include Newsies (2012 – 2014) and War Paint (2017) starring Patti LuPone.
Know Before You Go
• There is no cloakroom at the theater; bring small bags where possible
• Bag searches may be in operation
• Children under four are not permitted into the theater
Map and Address
208 W 41st St, New York, New York, NY 10036