Saw Network here which was phenomenal and they did a great job incorporating the audience into the play and even outside too. It is three levels and each level has a good view of the stage. Id say the mezzanine is the best value if you can snag seats in that area.Happy viewing and remember: Dont deny, satisfy!

Went to see the movie The Irishmen before it streams on Netflix!!! This classic theater was restored in 2010 and is beautiful!!! The seating is tight, but doable for a Broadway. I hope I get a chance to go back to see a live production!!!

Strikingly ornate walls covered with beautiful paintings, there are three floors, we were in the balcony top floor for Irishman movie, seating is like old style theater with pretty seats but less legroom for my long legs. Great experience!! The movie was absorbing and intense entertainment too!

Went to see Farinelli and the King, Gettin band back together and Network here. Cute theater and has a unique charm to it. Watched Mark Rylance and he was amazing in the role. Opera was amazing and story line was good. Bryan Cranston was too good. Seats were comfortable and we had a good time!

Wonderful people at the entrance. Saw that I was handicapped with a cane and immediately led me in and helped me to my seat. The interior is exquisitely beautiful and the play was wonderful. Had a great time.

Network. Best play I ever seen.Since the beginning is a Tv network set and the actors and direction are just perfect

The theater is small, making a show very intimate and easy to see the actors from every angle just about. It was easy acess un snd out and no insane rushes on either end (likely due to the smaller size of said theater). Nonetheless, the seats are comfortable and the theater itself is beautifully ornate. Staff is lovely and full of character that only adds to the overall theaterical experience.

Really nice theater. Saw the girl from the north country

Great theater and got to watch an amazing show!!

A great theater. The musical we saw was an excellent performance. We would like to see Girl from the North Country again.

This review is from a seat with a warning of partial view so I dont feel I can really complain about missing a BIG portion of the stage. My real complaint is about the space between the seats, I could not sit without my knees hitting the back of the seats in front of me. At some point and I wasnt the only one, I had to fold the seat and sit on top of it (top row no one behind me).

Intimate theater. Seats all seem good but stay away from first row mezzanine. Bar blocks view.

Great old NY Broadway theater, perhaps the most east of all the theaters. Leg room is good, but shoulder room is tight. Avoid the upper balcony.

Nice theater. Roomy seats, my knees were touching seatback in front of me. Sight lines good from all seats.

Great venue and fantastic show! Highly recommend. The theater is easy to get around to bar and restrooms. Both easily accessible. There are a few difficult views from the rear orchestra right, but the blind spots were resolved with giant monitors. Easy access by subway and taxi. Enjoyed our evening.

We were there to see the 3pm showing of Network, starring Bryan Cranston, and the theater was just splendid. Wonderfully cozy, even with our seats on the balcony level, 2nd row from the back. The angle was superb so even if a taller person were in front, youd be comfortably able to view the stage.The bathroom does show its age regarding size, as the mens room had availability for 3 at a time, if you count the handicap stall. Lovely venue and am happily awaiting for our next show here.

One of Broadways most beautiful theatres. Be sure to look UP.And pick a good show to see..

Visited New York and had to see a Broadway show, so chose Network which was showing here . Lovely old theatre with tonnes of character, all the staff are very friendly and helpful.

Great theater and seating! A Girl from North...a beautiful show! Must see.

A great home for a stunning show – Girl from the North Country. Dylans music is given a whole new dimension in this brilliant staging of hopeful lives amidst depression-era despair.

Classic Broadway theater. One of the older ones I believe. Okay if your in the orchestra or mezzanine. Wouldnt recommend the top. Also, I recently saw The Irishman screened there. View was fine, but the very squeezed seats are VERY non 21st century.

Saw Michael Moore. All seats have good views of the stage. Infra red listening devices available. Seats are old and not too comfortable.

I went to see Mark Rylance in Farinelli and the king. It was enjoyable, funny with a bit of opera singing which was lively! Highly recommend to watch the play.The theatre is beautiful! I didn’t expect New York has theatre that reminds me theatre in London which is an older city. It’s beautifully decorated and the staff are very nice as well.

We saw Network with Bryan Cranston here and it was awesome. His versatility is incredible and the way the show is done is quietly innovative. They do some clever things with the onstage cameras and projection. No spoilers, but some of what they did surprised me more than a decent magic show a couple times. All that aside the story is also VERY relevant in todays unfortunate age .

Super cool lil theater in Times square.So far, my faborite NYC theater venueIts small, easy to navigate in and out and the theater itself is beautiful ornate.

Saw broadway show here, Girl from the North Country. Loved it!

Beautiful theatre, well run, seats very small and close together, I am 510 200 lbs, if you are any much bigger you might want to reconsider

Saw a movie here, seriously. Did not know they also had a screen. Its a lovely theater, perfectly maintained. The Irishman was on screen here. Never saw live theater here, but the building is just a joy to be in. On top of that, the staff was unusually friendly, which you cant take for granted. So glad I went.

Elegant little theater ... Tiffany lighting ... Intimate and cozy house ... Orchestra Seating for Best View ... Witty Script by Claire Van Kampen and Phenomenal Performance by Mark Rylance in “Farinelli and The King” !

Saw Network in this lovely old place. Since it’s considered haunted, I was hoping for an experience. Bryan Cranston must have scared them off.

Beautiful theater. Network was worth every half penny.

It was a very nice theater. The actors did a great job but the show is awful

Beautiful theater. Saw Network. Was fantastic.

Network was astounding. Fabulous show!

We saw Network, and it was lucky they had screens up because the view from our balcony seats were badly obscured. Despite the screens, there were many moments where the screens were showing things other than the onstage action and we could only see one or neither of the main actors in a scene. We took photos from each seat, which were on the extreme right corner of the balcony, seats A22 and A24. It is a beautiful theater with a lot of character, but be warned: avoid the balcony seats on the sides! We were at least at the front, Im not sure how good (or bad!) the view was for those behind us... Other than that, it was a lovely theater. A plus was that there are bathrooms on the balcony level so you didnt have to go down and the lines were minimal.

One of the old grand dames of Broadway, dating to 1907. Lovingly restored with new seating installed to the old cast iron frames. Adequate legroom, which sometimes is a problem for me (Im 63). Wonderful ambiance and acoustics make the Belasco a great venue, with an intimate feeling for the audience. Parking garage across the street, and easy access to Grand Central and city subways if youre into mass transit. Very handicapped accessible also. Highly recommended.

One of the iconic places in NY. It would be ideal to have the seats in the balconies numbered. We had a polite disagreement about which seat was number 1, 2 and 3. The view from the balcony is not great but there are screens that allow you to follow the action.

Nice art deco interiors but the drinks were ridiculously priced!

The Belasco was built in 1908. It is lovely, with a great ceiling. It is however like all the old theaters quite small. The seats are typical and set close together. There are three levels at the Belasco with the view of the stage varying according to the levels. We have sat in the balconies, right at the top and we still could see the stage. You do want to avoid some of the extreme edges on the higher levels if you want a clear view. You can get wine and candy at the intermission but that is about it. The theatre is well placed in midtown and we caught a snack at a WholeFoods near by which provided a great value meal and drinks. Bryant park market is also very close by if you are there in December. The queue starts outside the theatre about 30mins before the start of the play and they do a bag check. We would happily come back. Highly recommended!

Saw Network here and it’s pretty standard broadway theater: small seats, not much room to move around, but the theater itself is beautiful.

Great old time Broadway theater with decent seating in the balcony and Mezzanine

Seats extremely cramped and uncomfortable and Im only 510. Great play, tho.

Really liked the venue. Seats had good views, unless the people in front have huge hair or hoods. And then there isnt much you can do about that. Drink prices were shocking, yet it is Times Square.

Good theater, comfortable seats, no obstructions.

This is just a really incredible theater and a fantastic fantastic fantastic place.I saw the network here with Brian Cranston, and the performance was completely amazing. The theater itself and the seating was very comfortable, excellent views, and very convenient.We had aisle seats, and just a fantastic view of the stage and all the action for the performance.The decoration on the ceiling. Incredible.Everything was just very ornate and created one massive and highly enjoyable experience just with the atmosphere and in experiencing the live action with the actors as well.The network was just an absolutely fantastic performance. I can’t say fantastic enough! Thank you

Its a nice theater to see Broadway shows in the Theater District. The views were fine but I found the seating a little tight for my taste.

Everything you want and expect from Broadway you get here. The atmosphere, the services, the seating, the authentic theatre experience. It was my first, best, and hopefully not last experience seeing something on Broadway. Network was great!

Saw the movie The Irishman at Belasco. Seats were comfortable. Sat in 3rd row from last. Saw very well.

Beautiful theatre. Partially obstructed view did not detract from my enjoyment. But choose seats carefully if that is important to you. Bathrooms were clean and not to crowded.

Beautiful, classic theatre. I had a seat in row A on the balcony and it offered good, unobstructed view of the stage.I had to lean in a little bit sometimes to see what’s happening off stage but it may be because of the specific show I was on (I saw Network - whole theatre is the stage in this one, really)

Excellent show by Michael Moore in a newly upgraded theatre with all kinds of original fixtures.

It was a very nice theater. The venue was very clean, including the bathrooms. The staff was friendly and helpful. The seats were comfortable. I will definitely be keeping the Belasco on my list of places to visit in the future. Thumbs up.....

Unusual place. 100% worth a visit!

Seeing a great show (Network) probably influenced my opinion, but I loved this theater. Intimate enough too feel close to the action, but still very classy. Check it out and enjoy!

Nice theatre from the Architecture...but Not possible to watch a movie There for 3,5 hours if you are Bigger then 1,6m. You would need to Cut Off your legs...also you dont Understand nothing of the Sound If you sit in the balcony:(

The theatre was beautiful and had no bad seats. The space between rows is small and the seats are not large as would be expected in an old theater that has been redone famously. We sat in the front of the balcony and had a great view and could hear everything. The ceiling artwork is pretty too

Simply amazing! Beautiful classic theatre. Be aware that some seats have partial view, so depending on the show, you could be missing a few details. All in all, a great place to visit and enjoy one of their shows.

One of the oldest Broadway theaters, this building is bursting with architectural details. It boasts elaborate stained glass panels in the ceiling and intricate motifs carved throughout. Unlike other older theaters, the seats are actually comfortable, in other words, you dont feel like youre sitting with your knees pulled up to your chest. The acoustics are good and whether its spoken word or a loud chorus, the audience can hear everything perfectly. A great venue no matter what type of show youre seeing.

The acoustics are very good. But beware of the sidelines. We were off to the right side which cut off the stage on the right. There are video monitors and much of Network takes place on screen but it does get a little annoying not to be able to see certain scenes live. Bryan Cranston was as fantastic as could be expected. The story is a bit dated but he was dynamic. There is some mild audience participation and ad libbing. It made for an enjoyable evening over all. The seating is a little cramped if you are not a small person.

Excellent production. PLEASE BEWARE THAT THERE ARE SEATS IN BALCONY ROW C IN WHICH YOU WILL HAVE A CEILING HIGH POLE BETWEEN YOUR LEGS. NOT COOL AT ALL, AND NOWHERE NEAR THE EXPECTATIONS OF A PARTIAL VIEW TICKET.

Small theater with really tiny seats. You can have a good view of the stage from all angles. One of the only theaters Ive been to that doesnt have a bad heat issue once the show gets going.

I watched Network at the Belasco on May 12. Bryan Cranston delivered a powerful performance, as audiences have come to expect of him. I really wanted to acknowledge the crew, however. The intracacies of pulling off a show like this are a testament to them. To deliver the full audio-visual experience of this show, they have to get everything exactly right eight times a week. If youve watched the show, you know what I mean. Im very glad that, of all the shows that are available on Broadway, I chose this one.

Got rush seats for Network. It was a great show. Really enjoyed the use of video cameras as part of the production. Exceptional performances from all the actors.

Great venue especially when the globe theatre is in town! Saw twelfth night in 2014 and farinelli in 2018.

A very beautiful theater

Great customer service but very narrow seats

Girl from the north country was a very good show

Beautiful theater. Saw Michael Moore. Every seat in the house has a great view

What a beautiful old theater, lovingly restored.

An excellent venue to see Michael Moores one-man show.

Great show... seats are for short people unfortunately my shins are still sore

Vintage Theatre with grand interior. Traditional seating.

Good theatre, just know that the warnings about obstructed views arent for nothing. Went to see a performance of Network and, though they accommodate for obstructed views via monitors, the *best* view would have definitely been from the centre area.

This was my first real play in ages, went to see Network with Brian Cranston and it was amazing. This theater was everything I imagined a Broadway one to be from the traditional sign outside to the wooden staircases, gorgeous venue.

Great old fashioned theater. The place is nice and authentic. The only bummer is that we were placed on the corner and we couldn’t see a third of the scene. This should not happen in a theater where no matter where your seat is you should be able to at least see the entire play.

The staff was friendly and helpful. I went to see Network. It was fantastic. The Theatre is beautiful on the inside!

Great matinee of Network the day after Christmas.

Beautiful NYC theater. If theres a show there you want to see, you cant go wrong. Lots of nearby pre- and post-theater dining options.

I really enjoyed seeing a show here. very much the feel of old BROADWAY.

Network is a play that is not to be missed! Amazing stagecraft and the acting is nonpareil!The seats we had (1st row of the mezzanine) were good, but the railing blocks some of the view and the knee room is small (and I have short legs!)

Great Theatre, not Handicapped Accessible though

A theater with a long history that takes you back to a time when Broadway was Broadway, not a bad seat in the house. Refreshments if you want them.

Just delightful! Staff is welcoming...super friendly and warm. Drinks sans sippy cups and reasonable prices. CRAFT BEER!

Great old playhouse. Not a bad seat in the theater. Beaut detail. Helpful staff. Would love to come back....

Old classic theater with more historical significance than one can imagine. Nicely renovated and spruced up.

Saw Network there, big theater, comfortable seats, very friendly usher! (right side, orchestra). I had an obstructed-view seat on the aisle, stage left was partially blocked, but with all the video in the staging, didnt miss too much, and happy to pay half of what the people to my left had to pay!

Beautiful old theatre. Balcony is a little tight get an aisle seat if youre tall. Good place to see a play or smaller musical.

I never cease to marvel at the beauty of this off the beaten path Broadway theater. The stained glass ceiling is a marvel must be seen from the balcony to be fully appreciated. The details of the side boxes are exquisite- Belascos bees are simply beautiful. And the stuff on stage aint bad, either. This theater isnt often used, so its always a treat to see something here.

Historic, beautiful Broadway theater. An institution where youre lucky you breathe the air is the great thespians of the past.

Saw Network with the amazing Bryan Cranston. Breathtaking. Best acting Ive ever witnessed live.

Awesome! Came to watch Network here, and had a great time

Small seats. If your a large person take a end seat.

Typical Broadway theatre. Tight seating, but you put up with it because of the show currently playing. Helpful staff.

Beautiful Art Deco lighting and frescoes. Acoustics great snd loved the show. However, the seats are a disaster. Not unusual in these old Broadway theatres, but uncomfortable anyway!

This is a great theater with great performances!

Its a charming small theatre. Just look at the photos! Its simply beautiful.The view of the stage from the balcony is very nice, because of the inclination.The acoustic is also very nice, and you can tell the actors dont have to scream while performing.

Beautiful theatre and great production of Farinelli and the King.

The play was wonderful the seating (given the pricing) sucks. I would only go if the performance is known to be great otherwise take a pass.

Fabulous place excellent place ti see a Movie

Rating based on two plays I watched here. Farinelli and the Kind, and Black Bird. The building is pretty old, but it is comfortable to see a play. I had seats on row four or five right in the middle. But I think you can see and hear very well also from the seat father to the back. Will go again when they reopen and put on something interesting.