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I love this small intimate theater! Every seat is good! It's not so crowded and the bathroom lines move quickly. lol
My time at this theatre was one of the most seemless Broadway experiences I've ever had! All of the staff were so kind and the show's production was spectacular. So happy I got to see Maybe Happy Ending here!! Show started on time. Sound quality was great! Optimal lighting and comfortable seating! I definitely recommend to Broadway enjoyers and newbies alike. My seat: Orchestra Right Row M (great view!!!!)
Gorgeous Broadway Theatre in impecable condition. Easy entry and exit. Wonderful time seeing Maybe Happy Ending. Perfect layout for great views of the show. We had a wonderful time seeing a play at this theatre!
I purchased balcony seats expecting to feel very far from the stage but the theater was small enough that this wasn't the case, and I ended up having quite an amazing view of the stage. This was great because the set design for Maybe Happy Ending really took this play from being something I would've found entertaining but ultimately forgettable to something truly memorable, and I'm glad I had a great view to take it all in from. Parts of the set were motorized so they would come in and out of the main frame, which I thought was such a creative way to have different settings at once. Whenever characters had flashbacks, there would be a huge hologram that was projected in the area around the main stage, and that, paired with the music just had the audience feeling completely enveloped in the scenes, amplifying every character's emotions. The audience was great, laughing and clapping at the right moments and staying completely silent at others. This is so important with live theater because you want to hear and sense all the subtle breaths and utterances of the characters. I could see that everyone was just as delighted at me during the happy scenes and utterly devastated during the sad ones. Experiencing these feelings collectively is a big part of the fun of seeing a Broadway show. The theater itself, other than being cozy, is gilded and beautiful. I read that it opened in 1907 but has had several renovations over the years. I appreciate that they seem to have preserved the original molding, so you can also feel connected to all who have seen shows here over the last century, collectively holding their breath and sighing with relief at the same moments, just as I experienced at the show I saw here.
A brief and lovely show. The storyline itself isn't the most original, but I appreciated the nuanced and delicate portrayal of the characters' emotions. I'd recommend this show to locals and those staying in the city for a few months. If you're just taking a short trip to NYC, I think the classics are a better bet.
I love how intimate this theatre is! We sat on Row G of the mezzanine for Maybe Happy Ending and had a perfect view! The staff are all super friendly and the theatre is easy to navigate!
Went to see a Broadway play--such a cute AI love story. The theater itself is really nice with great surround sound, and the production and set design were incredible. Scenes shifted seamlessly right in front of me without me even noticing how they did it. My only issue was the seating. The slope isn't very steep, so I had to keep adjusting to see over the person in front of me. There are plenty of restrooms on each floor, which definitely helps during those short intermissions. Overall, I was comfortable and really enjoyed the show. I'd come back for another play--just hoping for a clear view next time.
I went to see Maybe Happy Ending at the Belasco Theatre (111 W 44th St, New York, NY 10036) and had such a wonderful time. It's a beautiful, tender story about robots, love, and companionship that feels surprisingly real. The broadway show does an incredible job of reflecting how when humans are lacking connection we often turn to technology, routines, and convenience to fill that emotional gap. I went with a friend and while we were seated in the upper level, I honestly wish we had been downstairs in the orchestra section. Our view wasn't the best, and I felt like we may have missed some visual moments because we couldn't see the stage fully. That said the story and performances were still very moving and memorable. Overall, it's a thoughtful, emotional broadway show that stays with you long after you leave the theater it's gentle, bittersweet, and very human. 10/10 recommendation
Came here to watch Maybe Happy Ending and had the absolute best time! Going through security and getting checked in was a breeze. The ushers were very professional and easily directed us to our seats. I would say the theater is more on the smaller size. But it makes for a cozy intimate feel! The interior is actually stunning. There are so many embellishments on the railings and murals on the walls it really feels like stepping into another time. The musical itself was wonderful. Maybe Happy Ending has a beautiful story. The acting and songs really pull you in. But there's also plenty of light comedic moments. Highly recommend! Afterwards we waited by the stage doors to see if we could catch of glimpse of some of the cast. A few did come out and say hi and sign some stuff. The experience was very organized and very calm. Props to the staff who help manage that part of the show!
I saw "Maybe Happy Ending" last week at this theater and had a terrific experience. My friend and I sat in the last row of the orchestra section, row P. This was perfect for us as my friend and I are both on the taller side and we didn't have to worry about blocking the views of patrons behind us. This theater opened in 1907 and was created by David Belasco with a living room in mind. It indeed felt intimate and I loved feeling so close to the musical and actors on stage. I would not hesitate to see a show here again.
As an Angeleno, this theatre really gave me the same vibes as The Pantages Theatre. That is to say an old timey picture palace that was converted into a live theatre venue. The interior design is absolutely stunning. It truly feels like it is there to show how beautiful and important live theatre is. I also really appreciated the box seats they had off to the side. It just gives a timeless feeling to the whole place. You walk into the theatre and you are just transported back to a time when going to the theatre was a huge event. The theatre is short/narrow, but tall allowing a lot of guests to come in. I will say, however, that we were up near the top and while we could see the entire stage area, the particular show we saw ('Maybe Happy Ending') had some times when the actors move forward to almost a sub stage area that was cut off by railing. So just keep that in mind. The seats are also very close to each other so if you are tall like me (6 ft) you might find yourself cramped in a bit & struggling to either stay comfortable or help adjust to let people walk by your seat. Beyond that, however, we had an absolutely fantastic visit to this theatre. We got in quickly, were able to get concessions fast, and after the show the merch line was manned by just one employee who did a fantastic job of keeping the line going, even when guests weren't sure what they wanted to buy. I would highly recommend seeing a show at the Belasco. However, I would maybe say spring for the lower/closer seats to ensure you are able to see all of the action no matter where on the stage it takes place.
The whole experience and the organized manner was amazing for tonight!!! The interior design is beautiful with a sense of history attached and I really enjoyed the seats we had. I don't think there was a bad seat in the whole theater whatsoever. A great perspective view by all. Now the show on the other hand blew me away!!!! Maybe A Happy Ending was heartfelt and transitioned to real emotions from a human perspective. I cried at least three times and the smart interactive staging was very NOW. That alone should get a separate award in my book. Yes, Yes, and MORE YES!!! #Magical#HeartWarming#Innovative #Emmotional Must see
Beautiful theater and pretty small. Security went smoothly. Seats are cramped like other broadway theaters. Would absolutely recommend maybe happy ending. Such a unique broadway show and really made me feel emotional.
6 days ago
Founded in 1907, Belasco Theater is adorned with Tiffany lighting in the style of a gothic church. With only 1016 seats, both exterior and interior gained landmark status in 1948. Maybe Happy Ending is currently playing here (it won a Tony for Best Musical last year) and was such a delight. Broadway 2 for 1 runs through September 20th and we hit the jackpot with Orchestra seating, 2nd row, dead center---dream seats for any theater lover. At times the stage was elevated quite high which meant some neck cranking but it was an excellent view. The A/C was full blast; make sure to take a sweater. Finally, the production ran for 1 hour and 50 minutes straight---no intermission. Keep that in mind. This charming, tender play opens in futuristic Seoul, Korea and introduces the audience to two obsolete robots: Oliver and Claire who have been neighbors for 12 years. Without giving too much away, the play depicted the main characters on a journey of self-discovery. What was unique about this excellent play was the use of robots to explore very human themes like loneliness, mortality, and the value of fragile memories. And the Fireflies theme integrated in the storyline was heartwarming. Highly recommend! read more
1 month ago
A Broadway darling in the Belasco. I loved the size of this theatre and from where my seat was I could tell there really wasn't a bad seat in the house. You feel every emotion from each of the actors and it's so wonderful that Maybe Happy Ending has made its long term home here right now. My only two comments: steps are somewhat steep going up to the second level and also since it's pretty intimate you can easily miss where the merch is being sold. read more
My wife and I saw the sci-fi musical 'Maybe Happy Ending' at the Belasco Theatre towards the end of July, 2026, during our 2 night trip to NYC (mainly to see Rush at MSG). The musical exceeded my already high expectations; we had a wonderful time. The Belasco Theatre opened as the Stuyvesant Theatre in 1907, later changing its name in 1910, when David Belasco (legendary New YOrk producer) took over. He had two brothers, each of whom managed a theater in Los Angeles named after their family name (Belasco Theater on Hill St by Edward Belasco; Belasco Theater - downtown LA managed by Frederick Belasco). The Theater's premiere show was 'Grand Army Man' in 1907, starring Antoinette Perry (namesake of the Tony Awards). Some famous shows that have played in the past, include 'Rocky Horror Picture Show' and 'Hedwig and the Angry Inch'. The theater has 1,000 seats (comparably small for a Broadway theater as the largest, Gershwin Theater, can hold almost 2,000). It is divided into 3 levels: orchestra level of 527 seats, Mezzanine 283, and Balcony 200. We had two seats at the very back of the orchestra level, costing $148 each via Stubhub. For next time, I would get front row seats on the Mezzanine level (we were under the mezzanine so couldn't see the top of the stage, even craning our necks). They opened the doors 30 minutes before the start of the performance, and we got our QR code scanned before entering. Like our experience at MSG the night before, the ushers were grouchy...it's just a New York thing I think. I first heard about 'Maybe Happy Ending' a couple of years ago, when Darren Criss began to get strong buzz for his performance. The show is a collaboration between the American composer, Will Aronson, and the South Korean lyricist, Hue Park. They wrote the original work in 2014 while based in Brooklyn, writing it in both English and Korean at the same time. The show opened first in South Korea in 2016, then played throughout Japan and China, then had its American premiere of the English-version in Atlanta in 2020. After the pandemic delays, it then opened at the Belasco in 2024, where it has been playing ever since. The show started about 5 minutes after 7, and lasted about 90 minutes with no intermission. The bathroom is downstairs, through an easy entry from the theater level. Everyone was polite, and because we had seats right next to the middle pole in the last row, didn't have to get up for anyone once we sat down. The seats are noticeably wider than what you would get on an airplane or at the Garden the night before. There was free WifI available, but required entering an email address. It won six awards at the 2025 Tony Awards, including best musical and best leading actor for Darren Criss (we especially follow him since he is half-Pinoy). His initial run ended in 2025, but he came back in 2026, with his final performance in May 2026. We (just) missed his performance, and would come back just to see him. The show is slated to go on the road soon (fall of 2026), with the initial stop in Baltimore. Certain others (that matter to me): Madison, WI (Yea...overture center! in Nov '26); Chicago (Jan '27); St Louis (April '27); Los Angeles (May '27); Costa Mesa (June '27); Seattle (July '27). Unlike other musicals, there were only 4 alive actors throughout the performance. Of course, almost all vocal performances on Broadway are live, but I was fooled initially by the performance of the role of 50's crooner, Gil Brentley, as a record player was used as a prop. Dez Duron, who plays him, is the original actor from the original Broadway show, and his singing and presence was marvelous. It reminded me of how I felt after watching 'La La Land' for the first time. The show was magical for me, and definitely strengthens my goal of seeing more Broadway shows. read more
11 days ago
I love this small intimate theater! Every seat is good! It's not so crowded and the bathroom lines move quickly. lol read more
My time at this theatre was one of the most seemless Broadway experiences I've ever had! All of the staff were so kind and the show's production was spectacular. So happy I got to see Maybe Happy Ending here!! Show started on time. Sound quality was great! Optimal lighting and comfortable seating! I definitely recommend to Broadway enjoyers and newbies alike. My seat: Orchestra Right Row M (great view!!!!) read more
Gorgeous Broadway Theatre in impecable condition. Easy entry and exit. Wonderful time seeing Maybe Happy Ending. Perfect layout for great views of the show. We had a wonderful time seeing a play at this theatre! read more
5 months ago
I purchased balcony seats expecting to feel very far from the stage but the theater was small enough that this wasn't the case, and I ended up having quite an amazing view of the stage. This was great because the set design for Maybe Happy Ending really took this play from being something I would've found entertaining but ultimately forgettable to something truly memorable, and I'm glad I had a great view to take it all in from. Parts of the set were motorized so they would come in and out of the main frame, which I thought was such a creative way to have different settings at once. Whenever characters had flashbacks, there would be a huge hologram that was projected in the area around the main stage, and that, paired with the music just had the audience feeling completely enveloped in the scenes, amplifying every character's emotions. The audience was great, laughing and clapping at the right moments and staying completely silent at others. This is so important with live theater because you want to hear and sense all the subtle breaths and utterances of the characters. I could see that everyone was just as delighted at me during the happy scenes and utterly devastated during the sad ones. Experiencing these feelings collectively is a big part of the fun of seeing a Broadway show. The theater itself, other than being cozy, is gilded and beautiful. I read that it opened in 1907 but has had several renovations over the years. I appreciate that they seem to have preserved the original molding, so you can also feel connected to all who have seen shows here over the last century, collectively holding their breath and sighing with relief at the same moments, just as I experienced at the show I saw here. read more
A brief and lovely show. The storyline itself isn't the most original, but I appreciated the nuanced and delicate portrayal of the characters' emotions. I'd recommend this show to locals and those staying in the city for a few months. If you're just taking a short trip to NYC, I think the classics are a better bet. read more
26 days ago
Went to see a Broadway play--such a cute AI love story. The theater itself is really nice with great surround sound, and the production and set design were incredible. Scenes shifted seamlessly right in front of me without me even noticing how they did it. My only issue was the seating. The slope isn't very steep, so I had to keep adjusting to see over the person in front of me. There are plenty of restrooms on each floor, which definitely helps during those short intermissions. Overall, I was comfortable and really enjoyed the show. I'd come back for another play--just hoping for a clear view next time. read more
I went to see Maybe Happy Ending at the Belasco Theatre (111 W 44th St, New York, NY 10036) and had such a wonderful time. It's a beautiful, tender story about robots, love, and companionship that feels surprisingly real. The broadway show does an incredible job of reflecting how when humans are lacking connection we often turn to technology, routines, and convenience to fill that emotional gap. I went with a friend and while we were seated in the upper level, I honestly wish we had been downstairs in the orchestra section. Our view wasn't the best, and I felt like we may have missed some visual moments because we couldn't see the stage fully. That said the story and performances were still very moving and memorable. Overall, it's a thoughtful, emotional broadway show that stays with you long after you leave the theater it's gentle, bittersweet, and very human. 10/10 recommendation read more
Came here to watch Maybe Happy Ending and had the absolute best time! Going through security and getting checked in was a breeze. The ushers were very professional and easily directed us to our seats. I would say the theater is more on the smaller size. But it makes for a cozy intimate feel! The interior is actually stunning. There are so many embellishments on the railings and murals on the walls it really feels like stepping into another time. The musical itself was wonderful. Maybe Happy Ending has a beautiful story. The acting and songs really pull you in. But there's also plenty of light comedic moments. Highly recommend! Afterwards we waited by the stage doors to see if we could catch of glimpse of some of the cast. A few did come out and say hi and sign some stuff. The experience was very organized and very calm. Props to the staff who help manage that part of the show! read more
3 days ago
5 months ago
I saw "Maybe Happy Ending" last week at this theater and had a terrific experience. My friend and I sat in the last row of the orchestra section, row P. This was perfect for us as my friend and I are both on the taller side and we didn't have to worry about blocking the views of patrons behind us. This theater opened in 1907 and was created by David Belasco with a living room in mind. It indeed felt intimate and I loved feeling so close to the musical and actors on stage. I would not hesitate to see a show here again. read more
As an Angeleno, this theatre really gave me the same vibes as The Pantages Theatre. That is to say an old timey picture palace that was converted into a live theatre venue. The interior design is absolutely stunning. It truly feels like it is there to show how beautiful and important live theatre is. I also really appreciated the box seats they had off to the side. It just gives a timeless feeling to the whole place. You walk into the theatre and you are just transported back to a time when going to the theatre was a huge event. The theatre is short/narrow, but tall allowing a lot of guests to come in. I will say, however, that we were up near the top and while we could see the entire stage area, the particular show we saw ('Maybe Happy Ending') had some times when the actors move forward to almost a sub stage area that was cut off by railing. So just keep that in mind. The seats are also very close to each other so if you are tall like me (6 ft) you might find yourself cramped in a bit & struggling to either stay comfortable or help adjust to let people walk by your seat. Beyond that, however, we had an absolutely fantastic visit to this theatre. We got in quickly, were able to get concessions fast, and after the show the merch line was manned by just one employee who did a fantastic job of keeping the line going, even when guests weren't sure what they wanted to buy. I would highly recommend seeing a show at the Belasco. However, I would maybe say spring for the lower/closer seats to ensure you are able to see all of the action no matter where on the stage it takes place. read more
The whole experience and the organized manner was amazing for tonight!!! The interior design is beautiful with a sense of history attached and I really enjoyed the seats we had. I don't think there was a bad seat in the whole theater whatsoever. A great perspective view by all. Now the show on the other hand blew me away!!!! Maybe A Happy Ending was heartfelt and transitioned to real emotions from a human perspective. I cried at least three times and the smart interactive staging was very NOW. That alone should get a separate award in my book. Yes, Yes, and MORE YES!!! #Magical#HeartWarming#Innovative #Emmotional Must see read more
Beautiful theater and pretty small. Security went smoothly. Seats are cramped like other broadway theaters. Would absolutely recommend maybe happy ending. Such a unique broadway show and really made me feel emotional. read more
10 months ago
My wife and I visited the Belasco Theater for the first time to see Maybe Happy Ending, and it was an incredible experience from start to finish. We sat in the balcony, and even from up there the view of the stage was clear and intimate, definitely one of the better balcony setups we've experienced on Broadway. As for the musical itself, it was a beautifully crafted story with heartfelt performances, thoughtful staging, and a tone that kept us fully engaged the entire time. It's the kind of show that leaves you reflecting long after the curtain comes down, without ever feeling heavy. I won't give any spoilers, but the blend of emotion, humor, and creativity made it truly special. My wife and I loved watching Glee back in the day, so seeing Darren Criss on stage was such a treat. He brought so much depth and charm to his role, it was genuinely delightful to watch him perform live. Overall, our first experience at the Belasco couldn't have been better. Friendly staff, a gorgeous historic theater, and a phenomenal show. We'll definitely be back! read more
1 year ago
What a stunning theatre! I went here today to see Maybe Happy Ending, which was also incredible! The interior architecture and decor were beautiful, and I was fortunate to have great seats with a clear view of the stage. Although it was a little snug in the seating area, I realize that's how a lot of theatres were built. The acoustics were perfect. (The bathrooms were good too.) read more
Saw Maybe Happy Ending.Great show.Got to Belasco Theatre.Very organized and efficient.Theatre is intimate. Try to get seats in center or areas not blocked by balcony areas so you can have a full view of screen on the front.Sometimes they have wording and you are unable to see because view is blocked by balcony. read more
Row F balcony seats for Maybe Happy Ending worked out well for us! It was a good deal and we could see most scenes without having to strain our necks. The leg space was adequate as well and we didn't feel claustrophic or that the back row was too steep. We were able to enter and exit quickly. The ceiling art was beautiful! read more
I really liked the Belasco theater. It's quite comfortable, with enough room to stretch out your legs in front of you. The orchestra is nicely spaced out so that the person in front of you is at least 5 aisles ahead, so it doesn't disrupt your sight of you. Maybe Happy Ending was a great show to see here. read more
Beautiful theatre. Glad we finally got to see the inside. The last show we were supposed to see canceled before previews. The staff was friendly. Clearly, you select by the show, but thankfully there's an amazing show to see there now. read more
This review is strictly for the theater and not the musical. What a horribly designed theater. I won the lottery for maybe happy ending and got seats on the right side of the balcony. I was in shock when I sat down and saw 6 poles spanning across the entire balcony. The box seats were also extended more than normal theaters so our view was obstructed along with the light that hung below the box and missed a lot of action that took place on the right side of the stage. My back hurts after the show because I sat there leaning forward for the entire duration of the show due to the railing being too high for people in row A to see so those people were leaning forward leading to a wave effect of everyone else sitting behind to lean forward as well. This is the case all across the entire balcony and not just limited to the partial view seats on the sides. The theater is very small. The exit door next to our seats leads you directly to the outside and one person decided to open it in the middle of the show in the middle of winter so it got really noisy and cold with wind blowing on us. I can't complain too much as I purchased my tickets at a discounted price but they should not have sold those tickets to anyone. In fact I've been watching musicals for 29 years and never have I encountered so many seats listed as "partial view". I would be angry if I had purchased these tickets at full price and upset that people who pay for rush tickets probably paid less than what I paid but had much better seats. I've won the lottery 3 times and wasn't able to go the first 2 times. The fact that lottery winners get such horrible seats is probably why it's so easy to win these tickets and I should've done more research before I purchase these tickets. If you do want to go, avoid buying seats at the balcony altogether and at least 3-4 seats on either side whether you're in the orchestra or mezzanine. The one star I gave was for the restrooms as they were clean with many stalls and I didn't have to wait in line at all. The musical however, was fantastic with amazing stage design and cast. Music was ok but not memorable. However, the singing was phenomenal and made up for it. The stage was innovative and interesting. The storyline was funny yet heartbreaking at the same time. I would definitely watch it again but with better seats so I can rewatch the actions that I've missed with the worst seat possible. read more
8 months ago
We saw Maybe Happy Ending here tonight. First of all, the show is incredible - everyone should run and see it right now. Second, the theatre was really easy to get in and out of. We didn't have to wait for a bathroom. It started pretty much on time as well. The ushers were all very pleasant. read more
My friend and I saw Maybe Happy Ending at the Belasco last weekend. The theater is pretty standard for Broadway. Great show, theater with historic character, but with seats that aren't that comfortable, aisles that are too tight together, and seats that have slightly obstructed views. All in all, pretty standard for Broadway. I'd neither go out of my way or avoid it - it's all about the show, not the theater, anyway! read more
1 year ago
Came here to see Maybe Happy Ending, and the venue is very standard for NYC theatres, beautiful but not without its quirks. It can be a little tight, there are generally lots of stairs, tiny bathrooms, and some seats have obstructed views but I really enjoyed my seat and the show, you kind of forget about all the rest when the show starts. Great show, definitely deserving of all its Tony wins, see it if you can snag a ticket! read more
Came to the Belasco Theater to see the play, Appropriate. The theater has a large stage, comfortable seating, and good acoustics. The play was INTENSE and had prominent performers: Sara Paulson (American Horror Story) and Corey Stoll (House of Cards). If you would like to go through many emotions and be on the edge of your seat, go see Appropriate, before the end of its run, on June 23. read more
This is probably one of the oldest theatres around with it s high vaulted ceilings, steep stairs and more. It is located smack in the middle of the theatre district (b/w Broadway and 6th) . It has a capacity of around 1,100 people and some say it feels intimate. However, others say the seats are small and uncomfortable, especially for people with long legs. Originally known as the Stuyvesant Theatre, it was built in 1907 and designed by architect George Keister for impresario David Belasco. It is across three levels and has been operated by The Shubert Organization since 1948. Both the facade and interior of the theater are New York City landmarks. read more
I saw Appropriate tonight with Sarah Paulson and Corey Stoll. It was a fabulous play! As for the theatre though - yikes. Soundproof much? We had nice center seats but my god at some points I couldn't even hear the actors deliver their lines. It was soooo loud - you heard all outside noise from the sidewalk and therefore was extremely distracting. Also how annoying to hear outside noise from the interior of our seats that we paid good money for, woof! Stood in line to grab waters (2 is $12) and there was no candy. I was surprised! Only salty stuff: Pringles, peanuts and Halls Cough Drops lol. 3 stars bc the theatre genuinely needs to soundproof. It's the worst theatre I've been to and I'm so sad because the play was SO good. read more
I came here to watch two shows on different times and dates of course. I saw the Girl from the North Country and Maybe, Happy Ending. The set design was great for the second show. We sat where there was partial view for some performances, but it wasn't that bad. If you need to use the restroom there's more than one as there's one on each floor. read more
1 year ago
This is a "Must See" Broadway musical! Over a month before our wonderful evening, my wife and I were scouring through the reviews of several shows. MAYBE HAPPY ENDING caught our attention and we are very glad that it did. The two stars, Andrew Barth Feldman and Claire Kwon, were fabulous and their singing was sensational. In fact, after every song, there was tumultuous applause and cheers. Their performances gelled so well that if if lived in NYC, I would see it over and over again. On top of all that, the storyline was precious and the little quotes about life and humans was "spot on." If you are planning on seeing a delightful musical in New York that has won 6 Tony Awards, place this one at the top of your list. read more
1 year ago
2 years ago
This is more of a review of Maybe Happy Ending rather than Belasco Theater, although the theater was stunning. The one thing is that on the 3rd floor, aka the balcony, essentially the railing covers the stage's front view for everyone sitting there other than those who are in the first row. Every time the actors walked to the front of the stage, everyone had to stand up. Here are my favorite parts about Maybe Happy Ending! - I loved the entire aesthetic of the show! It honestly gave such Korean and East Asian vibes, almost like if Wes Anderson directed a show in Asia with all the soft palette colors. - The set design was also absolutely incredible as I have never seen a stage before that used the curtains so much to center around what they wanted the audience to focus on. I really hope the set designer receives a Tony for this one. There was this one scene where they were trying to emulate a forest with fireflies where they pulled up the curtains and all the musicians were playing their instruments on the moving circular stage while a grand piano was in the middle. This scene felt so K-Drama to me and made me almost cry. - The show was essentially 2 hours nonstop and I have to give props to Darren Criss and Helen Shen who performed from beginning to end, also nonstop. - The storyline was wonderful! I think the ending after they return from Busan was a bit long and didn't need that part, but I love this exploratory aspect of the human/robot capacity to love. It was a love story but not really. - The outfit was everything! I'm definitely going to be copying what Helen Shen wore in my daily life. Overall, fantastic show where I felt completely broken afterwards. I cannot recommend it even more. read more
I came here to see How to Dance in Ohio. The Belasco Theatre is a beautiful, classical theatre that has been around over 100 years. In fact, the place is actually a New York City landmark, which means they are not allowed to alter its appearance. Being inside this place is like stepping back in time. The place is also more more intimate than other Broadway theatres. There are only about 1,000 seats inside. Many other Broadway theatres have 1,500-1,700 seats. This increases the chances of getting a good view of the stage. We were all the way on the very left and even then, the view of the stage was not obstructed. read more
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For Girl from North Country I would like to know if the last row of center mezzanine is worth it? Thinking about that or Row D or E in center mezz TY
I think view would be great. I sat ROW G in Center Mezzanine. Show is mixed bag. Great music but relates very little to the story which is underwritten.
What’s the deal with the boxes? I can’t find them on a seat map of the theater. Looking at the stage, is Box A on the right side of the theater? What about Box E? Is it an Upper Box? I called Telecharge and they don’t seem to know either.
Hello Jen: I'd be happy to help you.…
For Network, Orchestra Left Row P Seats 15,17, is the left side of the play going to be difficult to see?
You may miss what happens in the back of the stage makeup room behind the control booth. Not a lot happens there. There are monitors everywhere in the theater and the big screen on stage will help with that. Otherwise you will be fine.
Is the theater "looped" so I can use my own enabled hearing aids? Don J.
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What kind of hearing assistance does the Belasco theatre provide?
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