Stephen Sondheim Theatre (1918-Present)
Allen, Ingalls & Hoffman, architects. Built by Henry Miller and managed by his son, Gilbert, after his death in 1926. In 1968, the venue was sold to Seymour Durst. Later, it showed blue movies, then became a discotheque. In 1998, it returned to legit use as operated by the Roundabout Theatre Company. The venue closed in 2004 for construction, and the new 1,055-seat house reopened in 2009. Located inside the new 55-story Bank of America Tower at One Bryant Park, the theatre sits behind the original 1918 facade.
Stephen Sondheim Theatre (2010-Present)
| Date | Play |
|---|---|
| Apr 7, 2011 | Anything Goes |
| Nov 11, 2010 | The Pee-Wee Herman Show |
Henry Miller's Theatre (2001-2010)
| Date | Play |
|---|---|
| Mar 18, 2010 | All About Me |
| Oct 15, 2009 | Bye Bye Birdie |
| Dec 2, 2002 | Celebrating Sondheim |
| Sep 20, 2001 | Urinetown |
Kit Kat Klub (1998)
| Date | Play |
|---|---|
| Mar 19, 1998 | Cabaret |
Xenon (1983)
| Date | Play |
|---|---|
| May 2, 1982 | The Ritz |
Henry Miller's Theatre (1918-1969)
| Date | Play |
|---|---|
| Feb 27, 1969 | But, Seriously… |
| Nov 28, 1968 | Morning |
| Nov 28, 1968 | Night |
| Nov 28, 1968 | Noon |
| Sep 24, 1968 | The Cuban Thing |
| May 28, 1968 | The Venetian Twins |
| Feb 28, 1968 | Portrait of a Queen |
| Jan 11, 1968 | Before You Go |
| Nov 14, 1967 | The Promise |
| Apr 4, 1967 | Hello, Solly! |
| Feb 11, 1967 | The Paisley Convertible |
| Dec 14, 1966 | Agatha Sue, I Love You |
| Apr 21, 1966 | The Office |
| Mar 6, 1966 | 3 Bags Full |
| Dec 22, 1965 | The Subject Was Roses |
| Oct 7, 1965 | Minor Miracle |
| Apr 29, 1965 | A Race of Hairy Men! |
| Feb 10, 1965 | Diamond Orchid |
| Dec 29, 1964 | The Sign in Sidney Brustein's Window |
| Nov 19, 1964 | P.S. I Love You |
| Sep 16, 1964 | The Committee |
| May 19, 1964 | The White House |
| Mar 1, 1964 | Josephine Baker |
| Mar 13, 1963 | Enter Laughing |
| Jan 29, 1963 | The Hollow Crown |
| Sep 20, 1963 | The Affair |
| Mar 28, 1962 | Great Day in the Morning |
| Nov 16, 1960 | Under the Yum-Yum Tree |
| Sep 14, 1960 | The World of Carl Sandburg |
| Dec 29, 1959 | The Andersonville Trial |
| Oct 15, 1959 | Golden Fleecing |
| Sep 22, 1959 | An Evening With Yves Montand |
| May 12, 1959 | The Nervous Set |
| Mar 3, 1959 | Look After Lulu |
| Jan 12, 1959 | Epitaph for George Dillon |
| Nov 25, 1958 | Cue for Passion |
| Oct 28, 1958 | Patate |
| Jan 27, 1958 | The Rope Dancers |
| Dec 23, 1957 | The Country Wife |
| Dec 10, 1957 | The Genius and the Goddess |
| Oct 15, 1957 | Under Milk Wood |
| Apr 11, 1957 | Hotel Paradiso |
| Oct 10, 1956 | The Reluctant Debutante |
| Dec 16, 1954 | Witness for the Prosecution |
| Nov 17, 1954 | The Living Room |
| Dec 17, 1953 | Oh, Men! Oh, Women! |
| Nov 3, 1953 | The Trip to Bountiful |
| Mar 8, 1951 | The Moon Is Blue |
| Jan 21, 1950 | The Cocktail Party |
| Nov 9, 1948 | Born Yesterday |
| Sep 22, 1948 | Grandma's Diary |
| Nov 4, 1947 | For Love or Money |
| Mar 10, 1947 | Maurice Chevalier |
| Feb 8, 1947 | The Story of Mary Surratt |
| Jan 15, 1947 | Little A |
| Oct 24, 1946 | Made in Heaven |
| Dec 13, 1944 | Dear Ruth |
| Nov 20, 1944 | The Streets Are Guarded |
| Oct 17, 1944 | The Visitor |
| Jun 14, 1944 | For Keeps |
| Apr 5, 1944 | Chicken Every Sunday |
| Mar 3, 1943 | Harriet |
| Feb 2, 1943 | Janie |
| Dec 23, 1942 | Flare Path |
| Sep 10, 1942 | Janie |
| Jun 23, 1942 | Broken Journey |
| Feb 12, 1942 | Heart of a City |
| Jan 20, 1942 | All in Favor |
| Nov 10, 1941 | Spring Again |
| Sep 3, 1941 | Village Green |
| May 13, 1941 | The Happy Days |
| Feb 24, 1941 | The Talley Method |
| Jan 6, 1941 | Eight O'Clock Tuesday |
| Dec 4, 1940 | Delicate Story |
| Mar 26, 1940 | Ladies in Retirement |
| Jan 30, 1940 | Geneva |
| Dec 27, 1939 | Christmas Eve |
| Nov 22, 1939 | Ring Two |
| Nov 1, 1939 | Pastoral |
| Sep 28, 1938 | Kiss the Boys Good-bye |
| Feb 15, 1938 | Once is Enough |
| Feb 4, 1938 | Our Town |
| Jan 12, 1938 | Tortilla Flat |
| Sep 28, 1937 | French Without Tears |
| Apr 7, 1937 | Miss Quis |
| Mar 5, 1937 | Now You've Done It |
| Dec 1, 1936 | The Country Wife |
| Sep 17, 1936 | Seen But Not Heard |
| Dec 20, 1935 | Libel |
| Oct 17, 1934 | Personal Appearance |
| Sep 13, 1934 | The Bride of Torozko |
| May 7, 1934 | These Two |
| Apr 2, 1934 | House of Remsen |
| Jan 8, 1934 | Days Without End |
| Dec 5, 1933 | All Good Americans |
| Oct 24, 1933 | Spring in Autumn |
| Sep 27, 1933 | Amourette |
| Oct 1, 1932 | The Late Christopher Bean |
| Nov 24, 1931 | The Good Fairy |
| Oct 20, 1931 | The Sex Fable |
| Jan 13, 1931 | Tomorrow and Tomorrow |
| Nov 17, 1930 | Marseilles |
| Sep 29, 1930 | One, Two, Three |
| Sep 29, 1930 | The Violet |
| Mar 22, 1929 | Journey's End |
| Jan 21, 1929 | Merry Andrew |
| Dec 13, 1928 | The Lady of the Orchids |
| Nov 19, 1928 | The Sacred Flame |
| Aug 27, 1928 | Gentlemen of the Press |
| Feb 20, 1928 | Our Betters |
| Sep 12, 1927 | Baby Cyclone |
| Nov 3, 1926 | The Play's the Thing |
| Oct 25, 1926 | Raquel Meller |
| Sep 14, 1926 | Just Life |
| Mar 1, 1926 | Still Waters |
| Feb 1, 1926 | Embers |
| Sep 16, 1925 | The Vortex |
| Apr 27, 1925 | The Poor Nut |
| Dec 16, 1924 | Quarantine |
| Dec 5, 1924 | The Man in Evening Clothes |
| Oct 20, 1924 | L'Aiglon |
| Jun 16, 1924 | So this is Politics (Strange Bedfellows) |
| Apr 7, 1924 | Helena's Boys |
| Jan 16, 1924 | Merry Wives of Gotham |
| Sep 17, 1923 | The Changelings |
| Jan 24, 1923 | Romeo and Juliet |
| Sep 18, 1922 | The Awful Truth |
| Jun 1, 1922 | A Pinch Hitter |
| Jan 23, 1922 | The National Anthem |
| Nov 7, 1921 | The Intimate Strangers |
| Sep 15, 1921 | The White-Headed Boy |
| Aug 22, 1921 | The Scarlet Man |
| Jan 17, 1921 | Wake Up, Jonathan! |
| Nov 1, 1920 | Just Suppose |
| Dec 22, 1919 | The Famous Mrs. Fair |
| Sep 29, 1919 | Moonlight and Honeysuckle |
| Sep 9, 1919 | Lusmore |
| May 26, 1919 | La, La, Lucille |
| Feb 4, 1919 | Mis' Nelly of N'Orleans |
| Jan 6, 1919 | Tillie |
| Dec 23, 1918 | Back to Earth |
| Nov 16, 1918 | Daddy Long Legs |
| Oct 22, 1918 | Perkins |
| May 1, 1918 | A Marriage of Convenience |
| Apr 1, 1918 | The Fountain of Youth |