Ambassador Theatre

The Ambassador Theatre is a Broadway venue with an interesting historical background in Midtown Manhattan. Opened in 1921, the theater is known for its distinctive diagonal layout, designed to fit the irregular plot of land on which it was built. Theatergoers get the chance to enjoy shows in a welcoming, close atmosphere. For those looking to stay nearby, several hotels near the Ambassador Theatre, New York, provide easy access to this venue.

Capacity: 1,125

Notable Show: Chicago (since 2003)

Over the years, the Ambassador has hosted various productions, from classic plays to modern musicals. Since 2003, it has been the permanent home of the Broadway revival of Chicago, on the list of one of the longest-running musicals on Broadway. Interestingly, the Ambassador Theatre was initially built to be a multi-purpose entertainment space, and its unconventional layout reflects the creativity of early 20th-century theater architecture.