Walter Kerr Theatre
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.
- Built: 1921
- Number of Seats: 918
- Longest Running Show: Hadestown
- Performances: 14,226
- 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.
Previous Shows in This Building
Name History
| Walter Kerr Theatre | 1990 |
| Ritz Theatre | 1921 |
