Phenomenal experience every time. Hello Dolly was an incredible show. Head next door and grab a slice of cheesecake. Cannot go wrong!

I dont know if this review is for the theater, or for the production of To Kill a Mockingbird, but they were both great. I thought the ceilings were going to be too low in the balcony area, but once we were seated the views were fine. Not the fanciest decor, but it was a fine venue and attracts top talent and shows. Stage door is easy to find and well marked as well.

Lovely venue to see Hello Dolly in. Bette Middler shined in this theatre. Great acoustics in the theayre, comfy seating and a nice overall theatre experience.

I went to see To Kill a Mockingbird and was impressed. It wasn’t my first broadway show but this one is top notch. Much better than the book and even the movie. It’s much faster than the book but still talked about all mayor details of the story. Staff there is friends and the seats are comfortable as well.

Saw the production of To Kill A Mockingbird here. While very different from the book and the Gregory Peck movie we all love, I completely enjoyed it. Ed Harriss performance was a highlight. The set designs were fascinating! The historic theatre is beautiful and the staff did a great job helping us to our seats. Would definitely see shows here again!

This is a beautiful theatre. The show always drives the theatres we attend, but if theres a show you want to see here, I recommend it. Leg room is an issue as you get higher, but thats true in most of the theatres.

If you have the chance to see To Kill a Mockingbird, please go! Jeff Daniels obviously delivers a monumental performance with a very talented cast to accompany him. The Shubert theatre does not disappoint as well, classic, great detail, truly amazing architecture.

Just saw To Kill a Mockingbird with Ed Harris. Beautiful theater, beautiful play. This is a classic NY Theater if Ive ever seen one, and the artistic design of it fit wonderfully with this play. Big fan of this theater. Also the location sets up a great picture if youre into that.

To Kill a Mockingbird. Beautiful presentation. Superb acting, great stage and prop work (most of the set changes are performed by the actors), excellent props and scenes. Worth whatever it costs to see this production. Wonderful script. Marvelous interaction between the actors.The theatre is enjoyable, the staff accommodating.

I have watched Matilda, Hello Dolly and To Kill a Mocking Bird in this theater. Theater is bang in middle of Times Square and easy to get to. However note that seats are small and you will be squished up a bit. We got the last row tickets and were able to stand up multiple times during the show which helped, since no one was behind us. They were obstructed view seats but obstruction is just peoples heads at times which we dodged by standing up many times or move our heads around to get a good view. There are no elevators so balcony is a trek up. Not recommended for senior people so stick to orchestra seats. Hello Dolly was amazing and I wanted to see Bette Midler perform before she leaves the cast. Excellent show and a must see. I took off a star because I ordered a bottle of water at concession and they gave me a big cup with a lid filled with water. Ridiculous for $5. Why not serve a full bottle?

I cant say enough about Jeff Daniels and the entire cast of To Kill a Mockingbird. The staging combined with the story-teller aspects and the actors determination acne desire to convey not only the story but the meaning contained within led to a most enjoyable performance. The Shubert is actually connected to The Booth Theatre, both physically by a Venetian facade and by their own little artery; Shubert Alley. The Theatre is probably best known for the production numbers staged in show, The Producers although many productions have been shown in the over 100 years the theater has been in existence.

Beautiful and well maintained but dated. Easy to get to with parking garages in very easy walking distance. Plenty of restaurants nearby. Great stage view from almost anywhere. The staff is courteous and helpful. The place is in great shape. However, there is absolutely no legroom when compared to even the smallest of movie theaters or any of the newer Broadway Theatres.

To Kill a Mockingbird! Ed Harris playing the role at Atticus Finch was superb. Best play Ive seen in many years. Delightful theater. But the props set up and removal was flawless. So clever. Loved loved loved.

I just saw To Kill a Mockingbird there. The staff is amazing, everything is run great. Did I say the staff are amazing, because they are. The show was amazing, I was in the balcony and was great. My only complaint is obviously this theater was built awhile ago when people were generally smaller. I am a wide guy, and the guy next to me was also a wide guy. These seats are extremely narrow and there is not enough room at all. Also I am about 58 kinda short, but not too short. The tips of my feet barely touched the floor. I dont know if the seats lower are any better, but expect to feel squished while watching the show. I am still giving a good review because I cant help that situation, just be aware.

The theater itself is intimate; there really isn’t a bad seat. Saw To Kill a Mockingbird there and it was phenomenal. We sat pretty high up in the Mezz on the far left and it still was a good view. The show itself is one of the best I’ve ever seen, so if you have the opportunity I highly suggest it! Plus, it’s Jeff Daniels. And Sorkin.

We saw To Kill a Mockingbird, it was beyond fantastic. The theater had good acoustics and the gentleman at the ticket counter was extremely helpful when my e-tickets were difficult to read.

Wonderful place to see a show. The building is awesome inside and out. I sat in the top tier and had no problem hearing or seeing the show, it was great. I would go back here to see a show anytime. Great location too, there is plenty of stuff around right on the same block.

I came here to see, To Kill a Mockingbird. The production was amazing. The entire cast did such a great job. The theater is beautiful and the seats were comfortable for the almost threw hour duration of the play. If you are thinking of going you should, its a real tear jerker. Aaron Sorkins take on the classic adds new characters without hurting the original. I am so glad I went.

To Kill A Mockingbird was amazing. The theater is typical of old Broadway theatres. Seats are plush but narrow and legroom is scant. To be fair Im a big guy. The staff was very nice and nothing looked shabby.

Came here to see Hello Dolly with Bernadette Peters- what an amazing show! The production value on the props and costumes was amazing as well has the choreography and musicality of the cast. I totally enjoyed the whole experience and would love to come again next time I’m in New York!

There are 2 things that I love about Shubert1. There is not a bad seat in the house. We were top left and there was minor view obstruction but its quite possible the shows choreographer planned for this. Thats some good in house communication right there indicative of how they appreciate the audience.2. The staff are top of the league. I think some otf the staff have been there since the placed opened, they know EVERYTHING, and more. Super helpful, they know exactly when to throw a little humor out in the world, and they seem to genuinely enjoy what they do.Lets not forget the feeling of history and a little bit of the old time way of entertainment. Really enjoy my experiences there.

Its beautiful. The scenery is amazing. If you ever have the chance to see a Broadway show such as To Kill A Mockingbird (by the way the play was truly the best thing ive ever seen) youll definitely have a great time.

To kill a mockingbird. The one to see!Dont miss it! Lucky enough to probably be the last to see it on a weekend on Broadway. Lets all hope they open back up soon. God Bless!

Oh, oh, fantastic theatre!Amazing, pure amazing. Its one of those that look small but is capable to fitting a good crowd without being squished together.Had the pleasure of watching To kill a mockingbird and it was one of the best NY experiences ever.Fantastic cast lead by Jeff Daniels but held by an amazing supporting cast, just utterly amazing

Loved the play. Seats - even the ones far back - are OK despite no leg room. Acoustics, amazing. But....$10 for a small coke and no ice available is a bit ridiculous, as is the line for 2nd floor rest room.

Great theatre with the old wall decorations preserved. Seating arrangement offers three levels to choose from. You can tell how old it is by the spaces for the seats but that adds to the wonderful ambience. We saw Hello Dolly there. It was a great show and so was the crowd.This theatre is conveniently located near Times Square with great places like Hurleys for a meal before or after the show.

Very good theater with clear views from all three levels. Friendly ushers make this classic moderately sized theater a pleasant visit. Hope to visit again.

Seats were comfortable but somewhat crowded. The play To Kill A Mockingbird was superb. The sound amplification system made the play so much more enjoyable.

The theater is very easy to find, you can spot the marquee and show flags from a block away. Balcony seats are steep, but significantly discounted, so well worth it. I went to see Hello, Dolly! with Donna Murphy and it was wonderful.

If broad way shows are your thing, you will love this place. To be honest I only visited it as our kids were very keen on it. Probably once in a life time it is worth seeing a live Broadway show.

We watched To Kill A Mockingbird and it was wonderful!

All students in Dept. of Education should see this classic play. Awesome performance!!

Exceptional theatre...shubert slley is historic new york, great landmark icons all around and definately worth going out of your way for, but hey, its literally a galf block from times square! Wonderful venue. Very much enjoyed the older ambiance and to kill a mockingbird. Fantastic venue, feels warm and inviting and theres not a bad seat in the house

A worthy treasure and one of the grand dames of Broadway. Acoustics are marvelous, exudes old world charm. *LOTS of stairs if youre not seated on the entry floor, and the gents room is in the basement.*

We went here to see To Kill a Mockingbird. We had 1st row balcony seats. There was a wall acting as a curtain blocking the bulk of the stage. Everything in front of the wall was out of sight unless I leaned forward. The person sitting behind me made the same comment. The theater is so established. Surely they are aware of this and would perform the play far enough back on the stage. Most of the play was far enough back, but there were parts I couldnt see. Photos: my view looking forward vs angling the camera over balcony to see stage.

Whether you’re in the vertigo-inducing balcony (don’t look down) or the orchestra, there’s not a bad seat in The Shubert. The staff were incredibly courteous and they at least have two women’s bathrooms which is better than most broadway theatres. The play was moving both in its depiction of Deep South racism and the complexity of Jeff Daniels’ supposedly-heroic Atticus Finch.

Went to see To kill a mockingbird and really enjoyed it. Great play! Nice theater

Great experience here with a group of 60. The hosted show, Anastasia, was very good and the staff here were very understanding in comparison to New Yorkers. Our group was from Texas and had been here for 4 days beforehand so it was nice to be welcomed into a nice time.

Beautiful theater! The seating goes up rather than back, so youll have a decent view pretty much anywhere. I saw Hello Dolly with Bernadette Peters, and it was fabulous! The staff is friendly, and its relatively easy to find.

I went there to see To Kill A Mockingbird. The show was excellent one of the best I have seen in a very long time with that being said my issue there was the bathroom situation. There is only a small number of bathroom stalls and it is very hard to get to the bathroom and get back to your seat before intermission is over!I realize these are small theaters and they can only have a small amount of stalls but I think they need to consider about something else they can do to accommodate everyone!

Saw To kill a mockingbird with Ed Harris. Very good. The theatre was well organised too. Easy to collect tickets, nice seats, easy entry, easy to get a drink at the interval.

This Broadway show was excellent. To Kill a Mockingbird was beautifully done, so happy to have seen it with Ed Harris as Atticus. He was a good fit. The actors in this were spot on, I felt love for them within minutes of the show starting. The actors that played the kids were just perfect. I was locked in the second the curtain went up.The only negative complaint I have is the wine at the theater. Oh damn, was it even wine? If I am going to pay 40 bucks (with no warning of the price) for a large wine it would be spectacular if it didnt taste like warm salt & vinegar. For 500+ a ticket, surely you can provide better options for wine/ beer if we are paying. This is Broadway afterall. Two buck Chuck from Trader Joes would even be an upgrade.

Great show! To Kill A Mockingbird was amazing! Hats off to Ed Harris!

Omg the play it self was a 10 star. So beautiful and everyones performance, even the court reporter, was amazing!! This was just an amazing play, I was sad it was over. Walked into a famous actor in the bathroom I’m sure he didn’t want to be bothered or named. But thought that was kinda cool. I was going to put a 4 Star because some of the staff was a bit tough, not bad just tough. I guess you have to be in NYC. Seats were great and the theater was clean. I can go on forever about how amazing Jeff Daniels was.. not really surprised, he was amazing in the Newsroom. Had a great time!! So happy.

Saw To Kill A Mockingbird the other night. The show was simply amazing. Gorgeous old theater. Only complaint is that there were a few moments during the show when we had to lean forward in our balcony seats and couldnt quite see what was happening on stage.

Older theater so seats are smaller and closer together. Was in row F seat 6 in the mezzanine had good unobstructed view.

Great space! Came here to see To Kill a Mockingbird with a friend. It was her first Broadway show and she loved it. I did too.

Beautiful, historic theater with comfortable seats and a great view of the show. We saw To Kill A Mockingbird and it was fabulous. A must see!

Old theater with very narrow seats. I sat in the orchestra which provided a great view of the stage. Bartender on the first floor was friendly and ready to serve.

Great show. Bathrooms are poorly situated and nothing posted to tell you that staircases are divided by men and women resulting in mass confusion. Staff is friendly and helpful.

My first trip to New York and I simply could not pass up the chance to see To Kill A Mockingbird. The performance was amazing and the folks at the box office steered me in the right direction getting my seats the day of the show!

Seriously, seats too small? Welcome to BROADWAY peeps. This gorgeous, historic theater was built in the early 1900s, 1912 or 1913... the seats are perfect for a theatre-goer not an overweight movie-goer!The way these Broadway venues are constructed, there isnt a bad seat in the house. Where else can you see live performances with less than 1500 in the audience?Better review: classic, PERIOD. Staff is friendly, theater, SPOTLESS before EVERY performance. Reeks of elegance...Classic Broadway that Id spend my last dollar on! So worth the price of admission!

The theater is good and has a classic vibe to it. However, the seats I got didnt have a clear view of the stage which was quite irritating if you buy a ticket for over 100 dollars.

Up close and personal experiance in this theater! Sound is great, stage is awesome. Great views from all seats.

Beautiful and well maintained, but may be difficult to get to bathrooms for people with limited mobility. There are no elevators or escalators. The are fairly strict with no late seating so be there on time.

Pitiful. Yes, I realize its historic, and the shows produced are high Calibre. But the seats are uncomfortable, the rest rooms are inadequate (multi-floor lines at intermission for the mens room-- there were 30 men in line), and I was offered a room temperature soft drink without ice for Ten Dollars. I passed on that. Some of these older Broadway venues have long since gone to seed, and this place is the poster-child for this unfortunate situation.

Beautiful old theater and production of To kill a Mockingbird was amazing. The right amount of humor for such an important theme. The theater though is difficult to navigate if you have walking difficulties as you have to walk up stairs to reach balcony level, no elevators.

We saw To Kill A Mockingbird a great show and the theater was comfortable! Not a bad seat in the place.

I love the smaller, more intimate theatres like Shuberts. Tucked into the droves of theatres on Broadway, Schubert has a historical feel, cultural ambiance and all around a great venue. My family and I watched To Kill a Mockingbird here and had a great time.When first walking up to Schuberts, if youre early, it can be a little intimidating when you see the line however, once the doors open it is only a matter of minutes before you are nestled in your seat.My only complaint is that the intermission did not allow the servers to get to everyone in line. They had to cut off the line due to intermission ending. The staff was incredible though.

Schubert Theater is an old and beautifully Broadway Theater. It’s located on one end of the Schubert Alley and Booth Theater is on the other end. The decor in the theater is old world and classics. The Theater is well preserved and beautiful. The only challenging part about a historical building is that the seats are so much small, in comparison to the size of theater goers today. There is not much room for the legs or to pass by.

Saw to Kill a Mockingbird! It was the greatest experience of my life @shubert theatre! Thanks to all the kind staffwho made the experience incredible!!

Play was superb. Saw To Kill a Mockingbird . Not enough ladies restrooms. Barely had time to get back to my seat because I was on the top level and was directed all the way to the basement and then has to walk all the way back up.

I’ve been to quite a few Broadway theaters over the years and this one is my favorite. Very vintage, very beautiful. We saw To Kill a Mockingbird, starring Ed Harris, and I would highly recommend both the show and the theater.

My first Broadway show so I cant compare to other venues, but it was a very elegant theater. It was smaller than expected, but they made excellent use of the seating space. There was a full bar for having cocktails or wine. Acoustics were great, we had no issue hearing all the the dialogue.We saw To Kill a Mockingbird with Jeff Daniels. It was phenomenal and would recommend it to anyone.

Saw Hello Dolly with Bette Medler, it was phenomenal.As a six feet tall guy seating is very important.The seats seams a little too close. My knee was basically in the head of the person in front of me.My legs were constantly in the isle.The staff were friendly and helpful.Overall a great experience.

Lovely old theatre. Slickly run. As usual, shortage of female toilets.

Great shows, beautiful theater, highly uncomfortable seats. Its like these seats were never updated since they first opened. There is a lot of old world charm in the theater, but some things should be updated like the bathroom, the stairs, the seats, etc.

First time here and it was to see To Kill a Mockingbird great play, great venue. Classic ambiance of a broadway theater. Plenty of stairs to climb so come prepared!

Fine old theater. Nice seats but small restrooms. Even the mens room had a line.

The space is great. Viewing “To Kill a Mocking Bird” was superb. Best show we have seen on Broadway in years. Well worth the price.

Saw Matilda and now To Kill A Mockingbird with the talented Jeff Daniels. Great seats. Wonderful show. You should see it before it leaves the stage!

Authentic theater experience. Though check website if you need Mobility access. Excellent atmosphere.

Its beautiful, but totally under-equipped space- and bathroom-wise. In the balcony, you have a vertiginous 4 inches of space if you are trying to squeeze past folks already in their seats, and its the first theater experience where I thought, however fleetingly, What if someone above me fell? And you will, definitely, be squeezing past folks, because there are about 6 bathrooms for thousands of women in 15 minutes. The math does not work. The view is passable. Clearly all staging is considering the poor upper deck view, but it doesnt stop the feeling that you cant quite crane far enough to know whats going on front and center. Buy good tickets and dont drink much, I suppose, is my best advice.

Mesmerizing design, easy to get around, enter and exit after a sold out show. Good ventilation, comfortable seats and for this balcony seat reviewer, easy to see the actors and terrific acoustics.

Saw To Kill a Mockingbird greAt theater. Wonderful people working there really helpful. Great experience!

Staff is very nice. Comfortable temperature . Most seats seem to have good views. However, in mezzanine, leg room is almost nonexistent .

The theater was clean and a good venue. They could use a few more lounges for their female theater goers.

The show was great. It was to kill a mockingbird. Acoustics were good as well as the performance and my balcony seats.

Beautiful theatre and kind staff made our Broadway experience all the better. An amazing performance put on by some amazing actors.

Gorgeous space. But for taller guests like myself, youll feel like you are sitting in a seat on a discount airline. NO LEGROOM!

Recently saw To Kill a Mockingbird there... One of the older Broadway theaters and fairly small... Minimal space other than the seating. Only a small amount of concessions and all bathrooms are down a fairly extensive flight of stairs. Assisted hearing devices were available for free for those who had trouble catching the dialogue.

Lovely older theater. Seats are like most of those on Broadway - narrow. Really need to check the seating map when you buy tickets. Friendly bar and concession staff. Make sure you are early to plays here as they strictly enforce not seating latecomers until intermission.

Tenth row center for a remarkable performance of To Kill a Mockingbird. Great views and sound.

Saw another great show. Sold out audience old narrow seats and cramped isles. Very helpful staff.

Just saw To Kill a Mocking Bird last night. Fabulous performance. The acting was superb. The settings simply wonderful. The story made even better and the emotional reaction real. One of my favorite and memorable lines, may not be exact but close,.... they come to sit on the jury as monsters, they leave as murderers. True to this day.

Staff was great, theater is old but well kept. We sat in the balcony and thats why the rating. The seats were very uncomfortable. Very tight, no leg room, worse than being on a commercial airline. Bathrooms also old and tight.

Just went to see To Kill a Mockingbird. Great Show, great theatre! There really isnt a bad seat in the house, and they move you in and out very efficiently. Thank you for a great night!

Love, loved, loved this theater and show. Hello Dolly was playing. All seats in the house were awesome. No big pillars in the way, comfortable chairs as well.

The theatre itself is gorgeous and I loved To Kill a Mockingbird, but my God the seats were unbearable. Both uncomfortable and one third smaller than my body width, and Im not a large guy. I heard multiple people around me complaining about it. The theatre itself is gorgeous.

To Kill a Mockingbird was an amazing performance we’ll never forget.

Saw To Kill a Mockingbird tonight. Unfortunately in the last row of the balcony. It is literally impossible to see the play at all from these seats. They should be sold as obstructed view. The play sounded amazing but couldnt tell you what it looked like.

Amazing theatre. Professional production of to kill a mocking bird. When I had an issue with my seat, the staff went above and beyond to resolve my issue.

Smaller theater and at spots you cant fully see the stage but, of course the plays done here are really incredible and the sets are awesome.

Really enjoyed to kill a mocking bird. Also, the art and architecture of the theater is great. However, there is ZERO leg room and it is super uncomfortable. Thats a big deal for sure that last for hours. Im right at 6 foot and my knees were in the seat in front of me the whole time. To let anyone out you have to clear the aisle.

Review for the theater only, as the show (To Kill a Mockingbird) would be 7 out of 5 stars.The Shubert is historic, but as such doesnt have the same creature comforts of a newer theater. Small seats, zero leg room, STEEP balcony, no elevator, and not enough restrooms.

Epic day: kids school in Berkeley Heights went into lockdown mode, we couldnt get them out til 5pm, drove into solid red the whole friggin way to the Shubert, arrived halfway through first act - and were still able to be seated without being a nuisance to attendees. Love the ushers who showed mercy on us!

Saw to kill a mockingbird. AMAZING PLAY. The theater is nice. Needs more bathrooms. the seats arent the most comfortable. My knees where into the seat in front of me.

My sister and I attended the To Kill a Mockingbird performance. Seating was pretty comfortable For an old theater.

Last time here was for Matilda the Musical and previously for Chicago in the late 90s. Nothing much has changed --- OTT Venetian Renaissance everywhere but the ceiling is particularly splendid or gaudy, depending on your taste (mine trend to gaudy). Best sightlines are from the mid orchestra and the front row of the Mezzanine. We were killing a Mockingbird which is a overlong (chop the last 15 minutes) but very well staged in a rather touchingly democratic way where the cast shift the props. But the frequent attempts to make the play relevant to these dark Trumpaian days are heavy handed.

Saw Hello Dolly two times (Midler and Peters) and enjoyed it immensely from the balcony and the floor. Now considering whether or not to see To Kill A Mockingbird in the summer.