The Helen Hayes opened in 1912 as the Little Theatre, designed by Ingalls & Hoffman for producer Winthrop Ames. Intimately sized with just 299 seats, it was later expanded to seat 597, though it remains the smallest Broadway theatre. In 1983, the theatre was renamed the Helen Hayes, a tribute to the actress and the original Helen Hayes Theatre that was demolished the year prior.
Following two extended, sold-out downtown engagements, Max Wolf Friedlich’s hit psychological thriller Job moves to Broadway. Directed by Michael Herwitz, this New York Times Critic’s Pick has two not-to-be-missed performances from Tony Award® nominee Peter Friedman (Ragtime, “Succession”) and Sydney Lemmon (Tár, “Fear the Walking Dead”).
Broadway’s hit thriller. Now extended through Oct 27.
After being placed on leave following a viral incident, Jane would do anything to return to her Big Tech–company job. But as the therapist who needs to authorize it, Loyd suspects her work might be doing more harm than good.
Helen Hayes Theater | 2018 |
Helen Hayes Theatre | 1983 |
Little Theatre | 1965 |
Little Theatre | 1959 |
Little Theatre | 1912 |
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