The Savoy Theatre

Thirty-fourth Street hums with the particular energy of midtown—foot traffic, neon, and the occasional waft of street food that lingers in the air. Hidden in plain sight among those storefronts and office towers sits The Savoy Theatre, a house where plays take shape and stories spill beyond the proscenium. The address reads 112 West 34th Street, but the building’s marquee always draws more attention than the street number itself.

The Savoy has quietly cultivated a reputation as a stage for fresh interpretations of classic works, alongside premieres that linger in local conversation long after the final bow. Actors, playwrights, and passersby alike recognize its name, though the marquee changes season to season. Whether you catch a revival of Shaw or a one-night-only experimental piece, the theater stays busy enough to keep 34th Street’s sidewalks alive after dark.

Find The Savoy tucked between the garment district’s fabric stores and the bright billboards of Herald Square. Its entrance sits where the sidewalk narrows and the crowd thins, yet the lobby buzzes when the house lights dim and the curtain rises. The box office handles group arrangements and single tickets, and the staff fields questions about memberships and mailing lists in between performances.

Need to speak with someone before showtime? Call 212-354-2500. Or pull up the directions on this map and plot your route straight to the door.