St. James Theatre on Broadway

Address:
246 West 44th St.
New York, NY

Built: 1927

Seating Capacity: 1709

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St. James Theatre (Broadway) History

The St. James Theatre was originally built in 1927 by the famed producer Abraham L. Erlanger, and designed by Warren and Wetmore, who also designed Grand Central Terminal! Built on the site of the original Sardi's restaurant, the theatre was named The Erlanger Theatre until Erlanger's death in 1930. It was renamed the St. James Theatre by the Astor family, who owned the land on which the theatre was built. The first show to play the St. James Theatre was a show called The Merry Malones, which featured book, music and lyrics by George M. Cohan, who also starred in the leading role!

The St. James Theatre has a rich history, presenting some of the most well-known shows in Broadway history! Shows that have played the St. James theatre include The King and I in 1951; The Pajama Game in 1954; Li'l Abner in 1956; Flower Drum Song in 1958; Hello, Dolly! in 1964; On the Twentieth Century in 1978; Barnum in 1980; The Secret Garden in 1991; The Producers in 2001 and many more!

The longest running show at the St. James Theatre is none other than Hello, Dolly! Hello, Dolly! ran from 1964 to 1970 at the St. James, playing 2,844 performances, which at the time was the longest running musical in Broadway history! Starring Carol Channing in the title role, the show went on to win 10 Tony Awards, including Best Musical, Best Performance by a Leading Actress in a Musical, Best Direction of a Musical, Best Choreography and more. This was a record the show held for 37 years, until The Producers came along and beat the record in 2001, winning 12 Tony Awards.

Shows at the St. James Theatre (Broadway)

Dates			Production
3/26/2026	-	7/12/2026	Titanique (2026) Buy Tickets
10/8/2025	-	12/21/2025	The Queen of Versailles (2025)
9/28/2024	-	7/20/2025	Sunset Boulevard (2024)
4/24/2024	-	8/10/2024	Illinoise (2024)
10/31/2023	-	4/7/2024	Spamalot (2023)
3/24/2023	-	7/30/2023	New York, New York (2023)
6/28/2022	-	8/21/2022	Into the Woods (2022)
9/17/2021	-	1/17/2022	David Byrne's American Utopia (2021)
6/26/2021	-	9/4/2021	Springsteen on Broadway Return (2021)
2/22/2018	-	3/11/2020	Frozen (2018)
3/10/2017	-	7/2/2017	Present Laughter (2017)
3/23/2015	-	1/8/2017	Something Rotten! (2015)
10/28/2014	-	1/4/2015	Side Show (2014)
3/11/2014	-	8/24/2014	Bullets Over Broadway: The Musical (2014)
7/16/2013	-	9/1/2013	Let It Be (2013)
1/18/2013	-	3/2/2013	Manilow on Broadway (2013)
7/12/2012	-	12/30/2012	Bring It On: The Musical (2012)
4/3/2012	-	5/13/2012	Leap of Faith (2012)
11/12/2011	-	1/29/2012	On A Clear Day You Can See Forever (2011)
7/5/2011	-	9/10/2011	Hair (2011)
3/24/2010	-	4/24/2011	American Idiot (2010)
10/8/2009	-	1/17/2010	Finian's Rainbow (2009)
4/14/2009	-	7/5/2009	Desire Under the Elms (2009)
3/3/2008	-	1/11/2009	Gypsy (2008)
11/1/2007	-	1/6/2008	Dr. Seuss' How the Grinch Stole Christmas! (2007)
3/21/2001	-	4/22/2007	The Producers (2001)
11/2/1999	-	1/14/2001	Swing! (1999)
3/23/1999	-	6/13/1999	The Civil War (1999)
3/31/1998	-	8/30/1998	High Society (1998)
1/13/1998	-	1/25/1998	Patti La Belle on Broadway (1998)
3/18/1996	-	1/4/1998	A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum (1996)
5/15/1994	-	5/15/1994	Sunday in the Park with George (1994)
3/29/1993	-	6/17/1995	The Who's Tommy (1993)
4/5/1991	-	1/3/1993	The Secret Garden (1991)
10/27/1989	-	1/6/1991	Gypsy (1989)
4/22/1989	-	9/2/1989	Largely New York (1989)
4/7/1987	-	1/8/1989	42nd Street (1980)
11/26/1985	-	4/20/1986	Jerry's Girls (1985)
3/31/1983	-	3/3/1985	My One and Only (1983)
10/5/1982	-	10/31/1982	Rock 'N' Roll! The First 5,000 Years (1982)
4/5/1980	-	5/16/1982	Barnum (1980)
2/5/1980	-	3/9/1980	Filumena (1980)
9/25/1979	-	1/6/1980	The 1940's Radio Hour (1979)
7/27/1979	-	8/2/1979	Broadway Opry '79 (1979)
3/29/1979	-	4/21/1979	Carmelina (1979)
2/9/1978	-	3/18/1979	On the Twentieth Century (1978)
4/30/1977	-	5/15/1977	Vieux Carre (1977)
12/9/1976	-	12/26/1976	Music Is (1976)
3/19/1976	-	12/5/1976	My Fair Lady (1976)
11/12/1975	-	2/1/1976	A Musical Jubilee (1975)
3/10/1975	-	5/31/1975	The Misanthrope (1975)
11/11/1974	-	1/4/1975	Good News (1974)
9/28/1973	-	11/18/1973	A Streetcar Named Desire (1973)
11/13/1971	-	5/20/1973	Two Gentlemen of Verona (1971)
4/28/1971	-	5/8/1971	Scratch (1971)
12/28/1970	-	4/24/1971	1776 (1969)
1/15/1964	-	12/27/1970	Hello, Dolly! (1964)
9/24/1963	-	1/11/1964	Luther (1963)
10/17/1962	-	6/8/1963	Mr. President (1962)
12/25/1961	-	6/23/1962	Subways Are for Sleeping (1961)
12/26/1960	-	12/16/1961	Do Re Mi (1960)
10/3/1960	-	12/17/1960	Becket (1960)
5/9/1960	-	7/2/1960	Once Upon a Mattress (1959)
12/1/1958	-	5/7/1960	Flower Drum Song (1958)
11/15/1956	-	7/12/1958	Li'l Abner (1956)
5/13/1954	-	11/10/1956	The Pajama Game (1954)
3/29/1951	-	3/20/1954	The King and I (1951)
2/19/1951	-	3/3/1951	The Pirates of Penzance (1951)
2/15/1951	-	3/3/1951	Iolanthe (1951)
2/12/1951	-	3/3/1951	The Gondoliers (1951)
1/29/1951	-	3/3/1951	The Mikado (1951)
10/2/1950	-	1/27/1951	Peter Pan (1950)
10/11/1948	-	9/9/1950	Where's Charley? (1948)
6/3/1948	-	6/12/1948	Sleepy Hollow (1948)
3/31/1943	-	5/29/1948	Oklahoma! (1943)
11/10/1942	-	2/13/1943	Without Love (1942)
5/24/1942	-	11/8/1942	Claudia (1941)
3/3/1942	-	3/14/1942	The Gondoliers (1942)
2/28/1942	-	3/1/1942	Trial by Jury (1942)
2/23/1942	-	3/14/1942	Iolanthe (1942)
2/17/1942	-	3/14/1941	The Pirates of Penzance (1942)
2/3/1942	-	3/14/1942	The Big City (1942)
2/3/1942	-	3/14/1942	A Ball in Old Vienna (1942)
1/21/1942	-	3/14/1942	The Green Table (1942)
12/4/1941	-	1/3/1942	Sunny River (1941)
12/4/1941	-	1/3/1942	Sunny River (1941)
10/21/1941	-	11/29/1941	Pal Joey (1940)
10/7/1941	-	10/11/1941	Anne of England (1941)
3/24/1941	-	6/28/1941	Native Son (1941)
11/19/1940	-	3/8/1941	Twelfth Night (1940)
5/24/1940	-	6/1/1940	Russian Bank (1940)
4/1/1940	-	4/27/1940	King Richard II (1940)
1/13/1940	-	1/13/1940	Earl Carroll's Vanities [1940] (1940)
1/13/1940	-	2/3/1940	Earl Carroll's Vanities [1940] (1940)
11/2/1939	-	11/4/1939	Summer Night (1939)
1/30/1939	-		King Henry IV, Part I (1939)
10/12/1938	-		Hamlet (1938)
4/21/1938	-		Trojan Incident (1938)
3/9/1938	-		Empress of Destiny (1938)
11/17/1937	-		Father Malachy's Miracle (1937)
9/15/1937	-		King Richard II (1937)
2/5/1937	-		King Richard II (1937)
12/3/1936	-	12/3/1936	O, Mistress Mine (1936)
10/23/1936	-		Ten Million Ghosts (1936)
12/5/1935	-	6/6/1936	May Wine (1935)
12/5/1935	-	6/6/1936	May Wine (1935)
10/30/1935	-		Play, Genius, Play! (1935)
12/27/1934	-	12/27/1934	Thumbs Up! (1934)
12/27/1934	-	5/11/1935	Thumbs Up! (1934)
10/15/1934	-		Lost Horizons (1934)
5/2/1934	-	5/2/1934	The Chocolate Soldier (1934)
5/2/1934	-	5/12/1934	The Chocolate Soldier (1934)
4/25/1934	-		Union Pacific (1934)
5/8/1933	-	5/20/1933	Trial by Jury (1933)
5/8/1933	-	5/20/1933	H.M.S. Pinafore (1933)
4/17/1933	-	4/29/1933	The Mikado (1933)
2/24/1933	-		Hangman's Whip (1933)
12/7/1932	-	2/19/1933	Walk a Little Faster (1932)
12/7/1932	-		Walk a Little Faster (1932)
6/5/1875	-	6/5/1875	The Zoo (1875)
3/17/1873	-	3/17/1873	Lucrezia Borgia (1873)
3/3/1873	-	3/3/1873	Masks and Faces (1873)
3/3/1873	-	3/3/1873	La Sonambula (1873)
	-		Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo ()
	-		Hamlet (1936)

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St. James Theatre Frequently Asked Questions

What show is currently in St. James Theatre (Broadway)?

St. James Theatre (Broadway)'s current show is Titanique which began performances on 3/26/2026.

What when was St. James Theatre (Broadway) built?

St. James Theatre was built in 1927.

How many seats does St. James Theatre (Broadway) have?

St. James Theatre (Broadway) has 1709 seats.

What are the box office hours for St. James Theatre (Broadway)?

Monday-Saturday: 10:00 AM-8:00 PM Sunday: 11:00 AM-7:00 PM.

What accessibility options are there at St. James Theatre (Broadway)?

Accessible seating is available for this performance as indicated on the seating map.

The St. James Theatre provides wheelchair-accessible seating on the Orchestra level of the theatre for all performances for patrons who use wheelchairs and their companions. There are no steps leading into the Orchestra level of the theatre from the sidewalk. There are steps to access seating on other levels of the theatre. Pricing for wheelchair-accessible seats on the Orchestra level varies so as to capture the range of prices available throughout the theatre.

Orchestra Location:
Seating is accessible to all parts of the Orchestra without steps. There are no steps to the designated wheelchair seating locations. Wheelchair seating is in the Orchestra only.

Mezzanine Location:
Located on the second level: up 29 steps from the Orchestra. There are an additional 20 steps up to the remainder of the Mezzanine. Entrance to Mezzanine is behind row E.

Balcony Location:
Located on the third level: up 77 steps from the Orchestra. Please note: On the Mezzanine and Balcony levels, there are approximately two steps up/down per row.

There is a wheelchair-accessible unisex restroom located on the main level. Restrooms (not wheelchair-accessible) are located down 1 flight of stairs from the Orchestra level, on the Mezzanine level and on the Balcony level. The lower level is located 22 steps down from the Orchestra.

Reservations for assisted-listening devices are not necessary. Driver’s license or ID with printed address required as a deposit.

What were the longest running shows at St. James Theatre (Broadway)?

42nd Street which ran from 8/25/1980 to 1/8/1989, Hello, Dolly! which ran from 1/16/1964 to 12/27/1970, The Producers which ran from 4/19/2001 to 4/22/2007, Oklahoma! which ran from 3/31/1943 to 5/29/1948 and

What show is next for St. James Theatre (Broadway)?

St. James Theatre (Broadway)'s next show is Titanique which begins performances on 3/26/2026.

What show is currently in St. James Theatre?

St. James Theatre's current show is Titanique which began performances on 03/26/2026

How many seats does St. James Theatre have?

St. James Theatre has 1709 seats.

What are the box office hours for St. James Theatre?

Monday-Saturday: 10:00 AM-8:00 PM Sunday: 11:00 AM-7:00 PM.

What accessibility options are there at St. James Theatre?

Accessible seating is available for this performance as indicated on the seating map.

Orchestra Location:
Seating is accessible to all parts of the Orchestra without steps. There are no steps to the designated wheelchair seating locations. Wheelchair seating is in the Orchestra only.

Mezzanine Location:
Located on the second level: up 29 steps from the Orchestra. There are an additional 20 steps up to the remainder of the Mezzanine. Entrance to Mezzanine is behind row E.

Balcony Location:
Located on the third level: up 77 steps from the Orchestra. Please note: On the Mezzanine and Balcony levels, there are approximately two steps up/down per row.

Reservations for assisted-listening devices are not necessary. Driver’s license or ID with printed address required as a deposit.

What were the longest running shows at St. James Theatre?

42nd Street which ran from 08/25/1980 to 01/08/1989, Hello, Dolly! which ran from 01/16/1964 to 12/27/1970, The Producers which ran from 04/19/2001 to 04/22/2007, and Oklahoma! which ran from 03/31/1943 to 05/29/1948

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