If you're looking for a great local theater experience, I highly recommend Studio 54 Theater. The venue is cozy and comfortable and creates an intimate atmosphere that makes every seat feel like a good one. Ticket prices are incredibly reasonable, especially considering the quality of the productions, and there is convenient, inexpensive parking nearby.We saw *The Rocky Horror Show*, and it was an absolutely amazing experience. Seeing it in such an iconic and fitting venue made the performance even more memorable. It truly couldn't have been a more perfect setting. The cast delivered a fantastic show, the staff was warm and welcoming, and the entire evening exceeded our expectations.I can't wait to see what production they bring to the stage next!

A memorable night at The Rocky Horror Show in the legendary Studio 54—an iconic venue that adds real atmosphere to the experience. The production itself was fantastic: energetic, well-staged, and true to the spirit of the original. Unfortunately, the overall experience was dampened by very unfriendly staff and surprisingly rude service. To make matters worse, the drink prices were outrageously high, even by New York standards. A great show in a historic location, but the service and pricing leave a lot to be desired.

Come on does it get much better than the Rocky Horror Show at Studio 53?! The ghosts are everywhere do beware, you might get swept up in the nostalgia!

Former 54 space now Broadway Theater managed by the Roundabout Theater Company. Seats and sight lines are very good. Spacious and comfortable. Saw Rocky Horror Show revival. Brilliant and very subversive. Bravo.

We saw A Wonderful World- The Louis Armstong Story for 2 for 1 Broadway Week. Who would have guessed that this was THE Studio 54 disco nightclub where the rich and famous hung out? They were gay, bisexual, and straight and often had drug infused wild parties there. Those days have been long gone, but the venue has returned to its origins as a theater. It is really a stunning and intimate theater where every seat is a good one. The sound was good, and of course, the performance was. There is no elevator so you do have to walk up to your seats, if in the mezzanine, as we had to do. It wasn't difficult, but could be for those with ambulatory issues. The staff is very friendly. At intermission, we were told that we could move down to any seat that was available. Although we moved only 2 rows down, the view of the stage was even better. We would enjoy returning for another show at this historic venue.