Stephen Sondheim Theatre Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience the Stephen Sondheim Theatre. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• & Juliet on Broadway Ticket
• & Juliet on Broadway Ticket with VIP Experience and Lunch

Ticket prices to see a play or musical performance at the Stephen Sondheim Theatre vary, depending on the specific production and the seats selected. Expect to pay anywhere from US$100 to US$150 per person for a ticket. Same-day rush tickets are sometimes discounted.

Yes, the Stephen Sondheim Theatre is fully accessible to wheelchairs and theater-goers with hearing or vision impairments. You can reach all levels of the venue (other than the House Left Box) by elevator, and wheelchair-accessible restrooms are located on the second floor. Closed captioning is also available via smartphones or loaned devices.

No, you’re unlikely to find free parking in Midtown Manhattan’s Theater District, although metered parking is typically free on Sunday. However, there are several paid parking lots and garages near the Stephen Sondheim Theatre. Public transportation is the best way to reach the venue, as multiple subway lines stop near here.

No, there’s no dress code for attending a performance at Stephen Sondheim Theatre. Just your regular everyday clothing is fine, although you’re welcome to dress up. All bags are inspected, and the venue operates a cloakroom service during the winter months so you can check your heavy coat.

No, photography and videos are usually strictly prohibited during Broadway productions, unless otherwise stated. Theater-goers are often asked to turn off their smartphones before the performance. However, you may snag a photo of your favorite Broadway star if you head to the stage door right after the show.