The Shed New York
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What’s On at The Shed
Despite being one of the newest entertainment venues in New York City, The Shed has already earned a reputation as the place to go to watch bold new work and quality revivals, featuring some of the biggest names in theater. Previous productions include the world premiere of Sondheim's last musical, Here We Are and the NYC transfer of Kenneth Branagh's acclaimed King Lear. New productions for 2025 are to be announced and on sale, but expect the unexpected at this Off-Broadway powerhouse.
About the The Shed
Located on the 5th floor of the multipurpose Shed arts space, the Griffin Theater is one of the youngest and most dynamic Off-Broadway venues in New York. With audience experience and flexibility at the heart of its work, theatergoers wanting to see some of the most exciting cultural events in the city should look no further than this small but innovative space, just 15 minutes away from the bright lights of Broadway.
The Shed opened on April 5 2019 and has fast built a reputation as a leader in New York’s cultural growth. It has showcased a huge variety of exhibitions, events, talks and concerts, including Björk's Cornucopia series. Its flexibility is not just in its programming; the building itself has an incredible shell that can expand or contract to accommodate a variety of events.
Inside The Shed, the Griffin Theater was conceived as an adaptable smaller space that can accommodate thrust staging and other layouts for different performances. It has already hosted some big names you might expect to see on Broadway including Ralph Fiennes in Straight Line Crazy and the premiere of Sondheim’s final musical, Here We Are .
Map and Address
Bloomberg Building, 545 West 30th Street, New York, NY 10001
The Griffin Theater at The Shed is located on West 30th Street, in the Hudson Yards neighborhood on Manhattan’s West Side. Hudson Yards’ riverside mix of living, dining and cultural buildings are close to public parks including the High Line, so it is an exciting modern hotspot. It is easily reached from the main tourist destinations such as Times Square and Broadway. Public transport from here to the rest of the city is also excellent thanks to access to the Lincoln Tunnel, so you can enjoy all that NYC has to offer without worrying about missing your show.
