The Booth Theatre is a historic Broadway theater located in the heart of New York City. Built in 1913, this intimate venue has a seating capacity of 766, making it one of the smaller theaters on Broadway. The theater is named after the illustrious Booth family, who were renowned actors in the 19th century. The Booth Theatre has a rich history of hosting a wide range of productions, from classic plays to modern musicals. With its elegant architecture and cozy atmosphere, the theater provides an intimate experience for theatergoers. Its prime location in the Theater District ensures that visitors have easy access to restaurants, hotels, and other attractions in the area.