Walter Kerr Theatre

The Walter Kerr Theatre opened as the Ritz in 1921, designed by Herbert J. Krapp for the Shuberts. Following decades of use as a broadcast studio and cinema, Jujamcyn Theatres purchased and restored the venue to legitimate use as the Walter Kerr, named for the New York theatre critic. Read Full "At This Theatre"

Built: 1921
Number of Seats: 918
Longest Running Show: Proof
Performances: 803
Stage Door: To the right of the theatre as you exit the main 48th St. doors. It is a gold door marked "Stage Door."
Bathrooms: Ladies and Men's: Up one flight of stairs on either side of the orchestra. An accessible restroom is located on the house left side of the orchestra level.
Concessions: At the back of the orchestra and mezzanine.