Actors' Temple Theatre

The Actors' Temple Theatre, originating as a synagogue in 1917, has transitioned over the centuries into a major hub of theatrical art in New York City. It's today renowned not just for its rich lineage of Jewish historical and cultural relevance, but also for the numerous plays, musicals, and artists it has given rise to. Located in the heart of New York City at 339 West 47th Street, the theatre continues to thrive, showcasing talent and groundbreaking works. Inside, the interior architecture is a unique blend of history and entertainment, with stunning brickwork acting as the stage's backdrop, giving audiences a taste of the past with each performance. Renovated seats, improved acoustic systems, and restoration of its original detailing, has made it a favorite amongst theater enthusiasts. How to reach: The close proximity of the Theatre to Times Square makes it convenient to get to. The 49th Street subway station on Broadway is nearest to the venue, serving the N, R, and W trains. Buses M20, M104 and M7 have stops within walking distance. For those driving, parking garages are available around the Theatre at 332 W 44th St or 305 W 50th St.