Todd Haimes Theatre New York
Todd Haimes Theatre Tickets
What’s On at Todd Haimes Theatre
The Todd Haimes Theatre is known for hosting some of the biggest award-winning plays and playwrights in New York, and continues to provide excellent entertainment over the next 12 months. Fans of opera and musicals shouldn’t miss tickets for The Pirates of Penzance. This new version, starring Ramin Karimloo, offers a jazzy, New Orleans-inspired adaptation of Gilbert & Sullivan’s classic story, filled with lively Caribbean rhythms and comedic charm. If new writing is more your taste, book ahead for English by Sanaz Toossi; a funny and heartwarming drama about a group of adults leanring English in Tehran. More productions are to be announced, but every show at the Todd Haimes offers a unique and unforgettable theatrical experience, demonstrating the theater's long-standing tradition of excellence.
About the Todd Haimes Theatre
The Todd Haimes Theatre was christened the Selwyn Theatre, opening in 1918. Over the years it has operated as a performing arts venue and a B-movie theater, before the New 42nd Street development project and Roundabout Theatre Company kickstarted its return to dramatic use in 2000. Roundabout's other Broadway venues include the Stephen Sondheim Theatre.
The Todd Haimes Theatre may look new from the outside – and it has undergone extensive renovation to make legroom more expansive and sightlines cleaner - but the interior retains some of designer George Keister’s original décor and plasterwork. These combine modern comforts in the Penthouse Lounge with the elegance of classic Broadway, and it has become a highly successful venue for revivals of classic plays and new dramas.
Between 2000 - 2024, it was known as the American Airlines Theatre, after the commercial name of the company that funded its renovation.
Notable productions at the Todd Haimes Theatre since its reopening include revivals of Harold Pinter’s Betrayal (2000, starring Juliette Binoche, Liev Schreiber, and John Slattery), Noel Coward’s Present Laughter (2010) and Arthur Miller’s The Price (2017). Myriad Broadway premiers have graced its stage, covering everything from classic road trips with a twist in Violet (2014) to Shakespearean actresses in Bernhardt/Hamlet (2018).
Know Before You Go
• The theater has elevators to every floor
• Patrons can enjoy a pre-show drink with a view in the Penthouse Lobby
Map and Address
227 West 42nd Street, New York, New York, NY 10036