St. James Theatre

246 West 44th Street, New York, NY 10019

St. James Theatre Information, Shows and Tickets

Directions & Box Office

Directions: Take the A, C, E or 1, 2, 3, 9, 7, N, R, S subway to 42nd Street.
Entrance: 44th Street, between 7th and 8th Ave The St. James Theatre is located on the south side of 44th Street west of Broadway between 8th Avenue and Broadway.
Box Office Hours:
Monday – Saturday:
10am – 8pm
Sunday:
12 – 6pm

Best Seats In The House

Seats: 1710

The best seats are located in Row F, seats 113 and 114, as well as Rows A through C in the mezzanine.

St. James Theatre Seating Chart

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Parking for St. James Theatre

The closest parking garages for St. James Theatre are located at:

Icon Parking Systems: 1515 Broadway
New York, NY 10036; 212-869-3543

Champion Parking On West 45: 251 West 45th Street
New York, NY 10036; 212-819-1866

The closest parking is not always the best as it often takes longer to park and retrieve your vehicle as fellow theatre goers have the same idea. A better choice of parking may be the second choice or further away by a couple of Avenues.

Additional Notes

The entrance to the St. James Theatre is at street level. A wheelchair accessible restroom is located on the main level and additional restrooms are located on the upper and lower levels.

Landlord: Jujamcyn Theaters

Official Ticketer: Telecharge

Notes:

Once home of hit Broadway musicals from Oklahoma! to The Producers.

Elevator: No

Escalator: No

Upcoming Shows

Spamalot

Previews Begin: October 31, 2023
Opens: November 16, 2023
Show Closes: Open ended

Monty Python's Spamalot tells the tale of King Arthur and his Knights of the Round Table and the search for the holy grail. The show features show girls, cows, killer …more
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Previous Shows

New York, New York

Opened: April 26, 2023
Show Closed: July 30, 2023

Set in New York City following WW2, the show follows a young musician and a singer whose marriage falls apart after their successful careers take them on different upward paths, …more

Into The Woods

Opened: July 6, 2022
Show Closed: January 8, 2023

Stephen Sondheim’s most popular musical turns the world of fairy tales topsy-turvy, reminding us that granted wishes often bring complications …more

American Utopia

Opened: October 1, 2021
Show Closed: April 3, 2022

A theatrical pop-art performance based on the 2018 David Byrne album American Utopia. The show also includes songs from Byrne's solo career and from the Talking Heads band. …more

Springsteen on Broadway

Opened: June 26, 2021
Show Closed: September 4, 2021

The Boss is appears live for charity on Broadway five times a week for eight weeks in his self-titled musical performance. …more

Frozen The Musical

Opened: March 22, 2018
Show Closed: March 11, 2020

The Broadway powerhouse musical duo Bobby Lopez and Kristen Anderson-Lopez have adapted their musical film, Frozen, into a Broadway stage musical. …more

Present Laughter

Opened: April 5, 2017
Show Closed: July 2, 2017

The director of the 2017 revival of Present Laughter, Moritz von Stuelpnagel (Hand to God), called this, Noël Coward’s most personal play. It is the story of Gary Essendine, an …more

Something Rotten!

Opened: April 22, 2015
Show Closed: January 1, 2017

Taking place in the 1590s during the period of England’s renaissance, Something Rotten! is the story of the Bottom brothers (Nick and Nigel) who are trying to write a stage …more

Side Show

Opened: November 17, 2014
Show Closed: January 4, 2015

Side Show is a musical based on the real story of conjoined twins Daisy and Violet Hilton, as well as the rest of their freak show ensemble. …more

Hair

Opened: July 13, 2011
Show Closed: September 10, 2011

Hair is a musical set in the late 1960's about a group of free spirited people who live in the East Village, but are soon faced with the harsh realities …more

The Producers

Opened: April 19, 2001
Show Closed: April 22, 2007

Fading star producer Max Bialystock and accountant Leo Bloom produce Springtime for Hitler, a guaranteed flop and ontend to run off with the money they raised. …more

St. James Theatre History

The St. James Theatre was built by Broadway booking agent Abraham Erlanger in 1927 and was opened as the Erlanger Theatre. His finances later collapsed and he lost the theater. Lodewick Vroom became the manager and renamed the theatre for the well known London St. James playhouse. In 1941 the Shuberts leased the theatre, however, they later lost the theatre as part of an antitrust settlement. Jujamcyn Organization took over and renovated the theatre and in 1987 it was granted landmark status.

St. James Theatre Design

The St. James Theatre, originally called the Erlanger, was designed by Architects Warren and Wetmore with interiors by John Singraldi. When it opened it was the least ornate of all the theatres in Times Square. With a large capacity auditorium it was built for the production of musicals. The interior design is Georgian, as well as the outside façade, which was grey stucco. In 1958 interior designer Frederick Fox did a total renovation making it into one of the most beautiful theatres in America.