Palace Theatre New York
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What’s On at Palace Theatre
The renovated Palace Theatre has thrown open its doors for a brand new era, with a star-studded revival of the acclaimed Glengarry Glen Ross opening in 2025. David Mamet’s Pulitzer Prize-winning play, which was adapted into a movie in 1992, is an edge-of-your-seat drama set in the high-stakes world of real estate. This landmark Broadway revival stars Succession’s Kieran Culkin, and Better Call Saul’s Bob Odenkirk and is directed by Patrick Marber - three huge names that prove the Palace’s new look isn’t just a pretty face: book tickets here to enjoy some of the best prestige shows in New York!
About the Palace Theatre
The Palace Theatre first opened its doors in 1913 and was home to a variety of performers before becoming a movie palace. In 1965 the Nederlander Organization purchased the theater and reopened it as a Broadway venue the following year. The Palace went on to host the 25th Tony Awards in 1971 and was home to a variety of short-running Broadway productions before undergoing renovations in the mid-80s.
The theater was designed by Kirchhoff & Rose and initially had an office wing attached to the auditorium which was later turned into a hotel. Undergoing many refurbishments since opening over a century ago, there have been a handful of dark periods for the theater, yet the interior has remained crimson and gold and has withstood modernisation, keeping some of its original components.
The famous theater has been home to some big-name productions including Legally Blonde, Beauty and the Beast, West Side Story and a limited run of Sunset Boulevard. The last musical to claim its home at the Palace was SpongeBob SquarePants which closed in September 2018. Between 2018 and 2024, huge renovations took place, and the theater was lifted 30ft higher to make space for commercial units underneath.
The Palace is one of a handful of Broadway theaters that’s had the honor of hosting the legendary Tony Awards; others include the Minskoff Theatre and Winter Garden Theatre.
Map and Address
1564 Broadway, New York, NY 10036
