Vivian Beaumont Theater

The Vivian Beaumont Theater opened on October 21, 1965 at Lincoln Center; Wikipedia names Eero Saarinen and Jo Mielziner as its architects and says it is the only Broadway theatre outside the Theater District that surrounds Times Square. Lincoln Center Theater (LCT), a nonprofit, operates it, and also runs two other stages, the Mitzi E. Newhouse and the Claire Tow. A Few Good Men is in residence.

Wikipedia gives about 1,080 seats on two levels and a stage that can be set as a proscenium or extended as a thrust; LCT’s access page names the levels the Orchestra and the Loge and says the whole Loge and part of the Orchestra can be reached only by stairs. LCT’s page says its seating chart varies slightly with each production, so check the seat map before booking.

Address: 150 W 65th St at Lincoln Center, on the Upper West Side, about 20 blocks north of Times Square.