Broadway theatre
Hudson Theatre
139-141 W 44th St, New York, NY 10036
Wikipedia says the Hudson Theatre opened on October 3, 1903, and calls it one of the oldest surviving Broadway venues. Its exterior and interior are New York City landmarks, designated in 1987. Wikipedia says it reopened as a Broadway house on February 8, 2017. Other Desert Cities is in residence.
It has about 970 seats across orchestra, dress circle and balcony levels. ATG’s access page says an elevator reaches the Dress Circle, with some steps to its seating, and none reaches the Balcony. In our view, the front of the Dress Circle is worth pricing against centre orchestra.
Operated by Ambassador Theatre Group. Address: 139–141 W 44th St, between Sixth Avenue and Broadway, on the same block as the Belasco (111 W 44th St).