The theater itself is a nice old theater, but the seats are cramped and and the a row of the mezzanine is jammed up against a bulkhead making it impossible to move. I saw Downstat. From the mezzanine row a you cannot see the first quarter of downstage.

The star of this show is Ayo Edebiri, the Emmy winning star of TV’s “The Bear.” She plays the genius daughter and caregiver of a renowned math professor at the University of Chicago, played by Don Cheadle (Hotel Rwanda and numerous TV Emmys) who is in the end stages of schizophrenia at the end of his life. Edebiri trembles convincingly in father-daughter dialog about her uncertain future, and tiny clues gradually reveal she has inherited her father’s mathematical genius and perhaps his madness. Both actors are making their Broadway debut with this thoughtful drama, which revolves around the discovery of a ground-breaking mathematical formula whose provenance is uncertain. Kara Young plays Edebiri’s older sister, and Jin Ha (with Hamilton credits) a former student of her father’s, now a math teacher. A poignant and memorable story.

Love this theatre! It is small yet feels so spacious. You have very comfortable seats, with plenty of room between you and the next row. The site lines are great, you are able to see the show easily. The acoustics are awesome, you feel so close to the stage.

We went to see The Roomate” with Mia Farrow. Absolutely excellent. The theatre was small and luckily no one was in front of us or our view would have been slightly restricted. Well worth a watch

Went to watch Kimberley Akimbo it was good, people laughed and the storyline was good, but wasn’t 100% my cup of tea. As for the theatre average at best, not a lot to offer in terms of drinks and food. The seats were comfy but view of the stage was semi blocked by heads. I ordered 4 Pepsis that was dispensed from a soda fountain costing a whopping $40. Felt incredibly ripped off. I’d highly recommend bringing your own beverages. considering the cost of tickets expected a better experience.