Studio 54
Overview
Before it became one of the most famous nightclubs in the world in the late 1970s, this was a legitimate Broadway theater — and since 1998 it has been again, operated by the nonprofit Roundabout Theatre Company. It carries the cultural legacy of its disco years while functioning as a full working Broadway house today, with a two-level Orchestra/Mezzanine layout.
Notable Shows
- Cabaret (2014 revival, transferred here after opening at the Sondheim)
- The Rocky Horror Show (current)
- Historic 1970s–80s run as the legendary Studio 54 nightclub
History
Opened in 1927 as a legitimate Broadway theater, it became the world-famous Studio 54 nightclub from 1977, before Roundabout Theatre Company reclaimed and restored it as a working Broadway venue in 1998.
Seating at a Glance
| Tier | Section | Price Level | Why Choose |
|---|---|---|---|
| Best Overall | Center Orchestra | $$$$ | Good proximity |
| Great Value | Orchestra (rest) | $$$ | Good value |
| Most Affordable | Rear Mezzanine | $ | Lowest price tier |
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Accessibility
Mezzanine reached via stairs.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many seats does the Studio 54 have?
The Studio 54 has approximately 1,006 seats.
What are the best seats at the Studio 54?
Center Orchestra generally offers the best overall experience — good proximity. For a lower price with a strong view, Orchestra (rest) is a popular alternative.
Is the Studio 54 wheelchair accessible?
Mezzanine reached via stairs.
What shows have played at the Studio 54?
Cabaret (2014 revival, transferred here after opening at the Sondheim); The Rocky Horror Show (current); Historic 1970s–80s run as the legendary Studio 54 nightclub.