John Golden Theatre

The Golden is located at 252 W 45th St, New York, NY 10036, United States. It is easily accessible via the bus or subway network, but you can also get there by taxi.

The John Golden Theatre has a capacity of 804 seats spit across an Orchestra and two Mezzanines.

This theater is only partially accessible. There is a step-free entrance and designated wheelchair, companion, and transfer seating in the Orchestra section. But there are no escalators or elevators, the other sections of the theater are only accessible via stairs which are equipped with handrails, and the accessible toilets are in the adjacent Schoenfeld Theatre.

Prices for a theater will vary depending on the show, season, seat, and more. Tickets to Stereophonic currently start at $68.1.

This is a smaller venue so you'll find most of the seats get a decent view of the stage. That said, seats in the Orchestra tend to offer a more immersive experience, better suited to intimate plays like dramas or solo acts. The Front Mezzanine overhangs the Orchestra at Row L, so you might prefer a seat further forward. If you'd prefer better value for your money, though, you could try the front row of the Front Mezzanine that gives you a clear view of the whole stage for less-than-premium rates.

Located near the Hudson River, Central Park, and Hell's Kitchen, The Golden sits in a comfortable spot for anyone looking to explore the area. You could visit globally renowned spots like Times Square, Madame Tussaud's Wax Museum, and Rockefeller, or opt for lesser-known sights like the Intrepid Museum, The Channel Gardens, and The High Line. The area is also home to plenty of small businesses and experience venues. And if none of those tickle your fancy, you can always walk around the Broadway district and take in the gorgeous artistry, architecture, and history of one of the entertainment capitals of the world.