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About Elektra Theatre

Located in the heart of Times Square, Elektra Theatre is an intimate Off-Broadway venue known for close-up, immersive experiences. With a great seats-style configuration, this Noir/Broadway-adjacent space offers a unique, up-close theatrical experience in a compact setting. We’ve got you covered with practical details on seating, parking, transit, and nearby options to make your visit seamless.

Whether you're catching a classic Off-Broadway production or a contemporary show, secure your seats with our trusted connections. Elektra Theatre has hosted notable productions like Silence! The Musical (2012 relocation) and other memorable performances. Use this guide to plan your trip, from arrival to post-show dining, and explore nearby hotels and restaurants through our trusted partner recommendations.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Location: 673 Eighth Ave, New York, NY 10036 (Times Square area) on the 2nd floor; also reported historically at 300 W 43rd St in the Times Square area.
  • Capacity: 199 seats (typical for this intimate Off-Broadway venue).
  • Venue type: Off-Broadway theatre space (small, intimate Noir/ Broadway-adjacent venue).
  • Seating chart: commonly cited as a 199-seat configuration; seating maps are available via third-party sellers (e.g., TickPick).
  • Parking: nearby garages and parking options are listed near Times Square/43rd Street (examples include garages around W 43rd St and 8th Ave).
  • Transit: served by multiple subways in Times Square/Hell’s Kitchen; most lines to Times Square (A/C/E/N/Q/R/1/2/3/7) are within a short walk.
  • Nearby hotels: several Times Square hotels are within walking distance (e.g., Aliz Hotel Times Square noted as nearby).
  • Notable events hosted: Silence! The Musical moved to Elektra in 2012; Hell’s Belles (Musical) played there; The Video Games closed at the Elektra Theatre in 2017.