Theatre Row - Theatre Three

Theatre Row - Theatre Three is nestled in the heart of New York City's bustling Theatre District. This prestigious place of performance is not just one, but a compilation of five Off-Broadway theatres — the Beckett, Acorn, Kirk, Lion and Clurman. The Theatre Three is one of them. The theatre accommodates a variety of genres, hosting plays, musicals, and performance art works. Despite the hustle and bustle around, Theatre Three stands out for its intimate, cozy atmosphere. The clutch of theaters under the Theatre Row banner were renovated in 2002, standing today as modern, technologically accomplished spaces that still retain that classic New York theater feel. Even with its modern undertone, the warmth of the vintage architecture made of velvet seats, wooden floors and ornate details are still palpable.

Getting to the Venue

Theatre Row - Theatre Three is easily accessible by all means of public transportation. For subway riders, take the A, C, or E train to the 42nd street stop and walk a couple of blocks to the theater. For bus users, take the M42 or M50 to 42nd street and 9th avenue. Parking spaces are also available in nearby garages for those who prefer to drive.