The Al Hirschfeld Theatre, situated at 302 West 45th Street in Midtown Manhattan's Theater District, first opened in November 1924 as the Martin Beck Theatre. Designed by G. Albert Lansburgh in a richly ornamented Moorish and Byzantine style, the ven... read moreue seats approximately 1,400 patrons across orchestra and mezzanine levels and has long been celebrated for its architectural detail and superb acoustics .

Named in 2003 to honor famed Broadway caricaturist Al Hirschfeld, the theater was updated with a new marquee, lounge adorned with Hirschfeld artwork, and seamlessly extended mezzanine rows—boosting capacity while preserving sightlines . Its auditorium features an octagonal domed ceiling, elaborate plaster moldings, box seating, and a striking proscenium arch—all illuminated in sumptuous historic color palettes .

Beyond its architectural richness, the Al Hirschfeld Theatre is a Broadway icon that has hosted landmark performances—ranging from classic shows like "Bye Bye Birdie," "Man of La Mancha," "Kinky Boots," to the current hit "Moulin Rouge!" . Today, it continues to blend historic grandeur with modern functionality under ATG’s management, offering audiences an immersive theatrical experience that reflects nearly a century of Broadway tradition .