St. James Theatre

Wikipedia says the St. James Theatre opened on September 26, 1927 as the Erlanger Theatre, that Warren and Wetmore designed it in a neo-Georgian style, and that it was renamed in 1932 after London’s St James’s Theatre. Its exterior and interior are New York City landmarks, designated in 1987. Titanique played its 2026 Broadway engagement here, closing September 20, 2026.

The Broadway League’s Internet Broadway Database (IBDB) gives it about 1,709 seats, which makes it one of Broadway’s larger houses. Ambassador Theatre Group’s access page puts all accessible seating in the orchestra, which has no steps from the sidewalk, the mezzanine on the second level, 29 steps up from the orchestra, and the balcony on the third, 76 steps up. There are no elevators or escalators. In our view, centre orchestra is the seat to want, and the front of the mezzanine is worth pricing against it.

Operated by Ambassador Theatre Group (formerly a Jujamcyn Theaters house). Address: 246 W 44th St.