The Eugene O’Neill Theatre, a treasured piece of Broadway history, has been known by names like the Forrest Theatre and the Coronet Theatre. Designed by Herbert J. Krapp, its intricate layout makes it a favorite among theatergoers looking for an immersive experience.
With two-level seating, the theater offers accessible options in the Orchestra, including wheelchair spaces and aisle transfer seats. The Mezzanine, reachable by stairs, ensures a spot for everyone. Visitors can also use assistive devices such as D-Scriptive, I-Caption, infrared headsets, and Showtrans in multiple languages, making performances enjoyable for all.
Capacity: 1,102 Notable shows: The Book of Mormon
Known for its starring role as the home of The Book of Mormon, this theater is a fundamental part of the Theater District. Guests staying at The Belvedere Hotel near the Eugene O’Neill Theatre can easily catch a show, as the theater is just a short walk away.
Did you know? The theater originally opened as part of a complex named after 19th-century tragedian Edwin Forrest.
When you stay at Belvedere Hotel, delightful accommodations are part of our Manhattan hotel experience, notably central to some of the most exciting attractions.
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