Daryl Roth Theatre: Off-Broadway's Landmark Stage

The Daryl Roth Theatre is one of New York's premier venues for live entertainment. Located at 101 East 15th Street, New York, NY 10003, this off-broadway theater has a capacity of 499 and has been a fixture of the city's cultural landscape since 1998.

History of Daryl Roth Theatre

The Daryl Roth Theatre opened in 1998 inside the former Union Square Savings Bank building, a neoclassical landmark designed by Henry Bacon (the architect of the Lincoln Memorial) in 1905. The four-story structure at 101 East 15th Street features a Troy white granite facade with four towering fluted Corinthian columns, making it one of the most architecturally striking theater entrances in New York.

Producer Daryl Roth transformed the bank into a flexible performance space that has since hosted some of off-Broadway's most innovative productions. De La Guarda and its successor Fuerza Bruta had a combined 14-year run at the venue. Derek DelGaudio's In and Of Itself became a cult phenomenon here. Titanique, the hilarious Titanic-meets-Celine Dion parody, is one of the theater's most successful recent tenants.

Roth's producing career has yielded 13 Tony Award winners and 7 Pulitzer Prize-winning plays. The theater reflects that commitment to adventurous, boundary-pushing work.

What's On at Daryl Roth Theatre

The Daryl Roth Theatre hosts off-Broadway and experimental productions in central Union Square.

• Titanique (Off-Broadway)

• Mexodus the Musical (Musicals)

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Seating and Accessibility

The theater seats up to 499, with flexible configurations that change based on the production. Some shows use traditional seating, while others employ immersive or general-admission formats.

The theater is ADA accessible. Specific accessibility accommodations vary by production.