Stephen Sondheim Theatre

Originally Henry Miller's Theatre when it opened in 1918 as Manhattan's first air-conditioned playhouse, the Stephen Sondheim Theatre was meticulously reconstructed in 2009 with its landmarked neo-Georgian facade preserved and integrated into a modern, mostly underground theater designed by COOKFOX architects. Renamed in 2010 to honor the legendary composer Stephen Sondheim, this 1,055-seat Broadway house operated by Roundabout Theatre Company earned distinction as the first LEED-certified theatre on Broadway, combining historic preservation with cutting-edge sustainable design and contemporary performance technology.