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Acorn Theatre (at Theatre Row)

Theater, Off Broadway Midtown West
4 out of 5 stars
(2user reviews)

This wide-staged 199-seat venue is the largest space in the Theatre Row complex. It is home to the New Group for much of the year.

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Venue name: Acorn Theatre (at Theatre Row)
Contact:
Visit Website Call Venue 212-239-6200
Address: 410 W 42nd St
New York

Cross street: between Ninth and Tenth Aves
Transport: Subway: A, C, E to 42nd St–Port Authority
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    Life Sucks.

    Theater review by Helen Shaw  [Note: The production returns for an encore run at Theatre Row in June, 2019, with Kevin Isola assuming the role of Vanya.] Despite the lack of a samovar and wistful-looking birches, Aaron Posner’s engaging Life Sucks.—the...

    4 out of 5 stars
    Comedy Until Sunday September 1 2019

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If you sometimes tire of the tiny walkways of larger theaters in midtown, you should see what's playing at Theatre Row.  The space feels more like a movie theater than an off-broadway offering, but once you're inside the Acorn Theatre - you're in an intimate performance space where you can be completely absorbed in a theatrical experience. It's a great space for smaller scale productions that pack an emotional punch.


The Acorn Theatre, a venue mostly reserved for "Off-Broadway" shows and plays, offers an intimate and casual theatre experience in the heart of NYC. The theatre consists of various floors, with the box office on the ground floor and a bar/lounge on the second floor. Most of their rooms are fairly small and compact, so you get a good view regardless of where you're sitting. Due to the set up, the shows feel a lot more personable and intimate. Definitely a recommended theatre-viewing experience! 


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