Signature Theatre Company Review

Excellent performance of Fires In the Mirrors. Friendly staff, however, theatre was blowimg cold air throughout performance.

Great public space. First-rate off-broadway house with performances that are better than most Broadway houses. Don't miss it.

Every seat has a good view. The cafe is nice for a light bite

Shows have not been top quality as they were. Think we are giving up our subscription.

The show was great. The woman that played Undine...was spectacular. The rest of the cast was also very good. Now the theatre has a lobby where there is a bookstore, gift shop, little bar with snack basically a cafe. It is so very cute, and cool. You can chill out there before and after the show. The actors even come out and chill. It's a very hip place.

You need to make sure you book your subscriber tickets asap or they will sell out on you.

Always excellent productions - talented playwrights with important things is to say & teach

Great place! The theater is bigger that I thought, comfy seats, good food

I was particularly impressed by the show that I went to see called sweetie. The back up band was flawless as well as all of the actors. As you walk up the stairs there is a baby grand piano which was being played along with the trumpeter for the ticket holders before the show.

Always something of interest here and low ticket prices, too.

Great venue to see things up close, you might even get a seat on stage

Delicious and affordable! Also, super friendly staff and always open!

Great 0lay. Too bad the architect did such a user hostile job on design, food is pricey and meh.

Great plays, very helpful staff, easy to get to and park near.

Loved the theater. Good location. Roomy. You can see from anywhere. Very appealing. The show was terrific.

Great new place for going to plays. Their cafe/shops area outside the theaters is modern, clean and well-designed. Feels great in the space.

A great place for high quality theater from well established material to newer works. The complex consists of three great theaters of different character connected by a communal meeting, dining and gift shop area. The environment is an experience.

Four theatres share a beautiful lobby and present essential plays for our time. Great venue combined with great work.

We went to see 'Curse of the Starving Class', a play written by Sam Shephard(1943-2017 RIP) and we were blown away. The theater itself is very modern and classy, and has a adequate snack bar/beer or cocktails area. The staff were super-friendly and cordial. As for the play itself, it was a deep look into how addiction ruins families and friendships. Kudos to David Warshofsky, who played Weston.. Great Acting! Thumbs up to this whole experience.

This is a true New York theater experience. I love the work presented here and have never seen a bad show.

Such a great theatre space, and for one main reason: there is SPACE to move around in! Entrance is huge. "Lobby" is huge. Hallways and walkways and huge. Bathrooms are.. well, you get the point. The place was designed to accommodate people and therefore be able to handle multiple performances at once and not have the patrons squashed together like sardines.

But, the performances, performers, and scripts have to be good too. I just saw the now closed "Octet"..very nice piece. Cant wait to go back for something else now!

Big, airy and comfy. Lentil soup was spot on and gift shop so accessible.

Signature Theatre is a fabulous venue. Not a bad seat in the house. And the current show, "Be More Chill" is a hit!

One of the best theaters in NYC. A wide variety of programming and representation!

I gotta guess this was for Our Lady of 121st Street, a Harlem soap opera, which was hilarious, while gut punching. Signature offers a huge set of performance spaces that they fill with some very challenging material. Uniquely civilized commonspace as well.

Modern theater. Reasonable ticket prices. Friendly coffee and snack service.

Cool place for good theater, music and drinks. Affordable prices

The show was great. The theater was easy to find, the lobby area was comfy with plenty of seating, and each theater was clearly marked for convenience!

Comfortable lounge, comfortable theaters, interesting play

I went to see "A day at the zoo". I'm not a big fan of absurdist.

Great space with intimate theaters. You can't win 'em all, but Signature certainly has a good track record of producing thought-provoking, worthwhile shows.

Great Off-Broadway theater center located near Theater Row on West 42nd St. Loved its bold and modern interior design, large lobby with a cafe, a gift shop, and plenty of sitting spaces. Don t worry if you arrived early for your show - you won t need to wait outside on the street. There are three small theaters within.

There are 3 stages, cafe, bar & bookstore. All seats are $35.

Off Broadway theater center with cafe and lounge on premises.

Beautiful space for new playwrights, Broadway at off Broadway prices.

the show wouldve been give stars but the food wasnt that good

Amazing location. We saw Be More Chill in the Diamond Theater and while small and intimate the viewing angle are all amazing and the sound system is the best I've heard on Broadway so far.

The theater was clean, sleek and very modern. Unfortunately, the show mediocre at best. It was "Because I Could Not Stop: An Encounter with Emily Dickerson." Stop, they should have before they wrote it, staged it, and made the cheap costumes for it. It has the potential for being a great show; just not on the night I saw it.

One of the best theatre spaces in the city. New and beautiful design, friendly staff, great shows, and a reasonable price.

Great multi floor theater complex with several stages and a large lobby with coffee and bar.

A group of friends all attended the new musical "Piece Of My Heart" last Saturday at the Signature Theatre. Without a doubt, it is one of the best shows I've ever seen. Obviously, we all recognized the music (Hang On Sloopy, I Want Candy, Cry Baby, Piece Of My Heart, Here Comes The Night, etc.), but this play tells the story of the man who created all of these hits. Bert Berns was a charismatic and creative force of nature, who achieved the highest level of success in the music business in a short, seven year span. Bert passed away at 38 from a heart issue, so he was on a mission to achieve all he could possibly achieve knowing that his time was limited.

The story is told through the eyes of his daughter, Jessie, who never knew her father because he passed way when she was a baby. Jessie learns the true story about her father, both the good and the bad, from his best friend Wassel, who fills her in on the sordid details of his life that her mother, Ilene, glossed over during Jessie's childhood.

Bert comes alive through Wassel's words and the audience gets to share Bert's loves, laughs, tears, and triumphs with Jessie as she learns who her father really was.

Along with Jessie, I laughed, cried, and cheered throughout this play. I highly encourage everyone to go see this "Piece Of My Heart"...I promise you will love it!

I saw 'Be More Chill' in their 299 seat theater. I was in the back row and I can honestly say there is not a bad seat in the house. I've been to many theatres and I think this place has the best sound system of any I've ever been in!

Very nice theater.
New, modern

Very good and every seat is a good seat even though we were in the nosebleed seats as they say

Getting a subscription was one of the best decisions I made last year

Second floor bar is open to all. Nice area to take some rest

Great theater, some productions better than others but reasonable and very well laid out.

Okay, realtalk: this was the perfect venue for Be More Chill. It felt like the actors could jump into the audience and interact with everyone. It felt so connected and...well...real! It didn't feel like we were watching a show, it felt like we were all PART of a show!

There are a couple of modern intimate theaters housed inside of a large building with a spacious second floor lobby. The bar has some decent food and drink options, and there is a lot of space to chill. Every time I've been there, there have been a surprisingly large number of people hanging out before and after shows.

Wonderful theater! Small, every seat is fabulous and saw Thom Pain. I highly recommend it!

Great theater with interesting and exciting residencies. Great work space and arts center

This theater puts on really interesting work in a really interesting space. Becoming a subscriber is a good way to force you to see shows you might not have seen anyway, and at an extremely affordable price. Plus, being a subscriber gets you a discount at the cafe and bookstore.

Saw the play, "The Hot Wing King." (Great opening, slow middle, powerful 2nd half.) Nice, cozy theater. Seems like there are three theaters on the premises. Friendly staff. The cafe could expand their menu a bit to include more vegan and nut-free options. Lovely restrooms. Theater Row. Closer to 10th Avenue.

It was a joy to see "Thom Pain (based on nothing)" here.

Excellent theater, production, acting and plays in the 2918-19 season. Will be back soon this season. Great job!

wonderful venue, great staff, talented actors and production team!!!

Superb venue with excellent programming. I go there a couple of times a season and ALWAYS have an enjoyable experience! The ticket prices make quality theatre affordable.

Saw at home at the zoo great production and the theater was an amazing space and very clean the only thing was the space between seats is a little cramped but other than that great experience

Best Off-Broadway shows I've seen consistently. The venue is welcoming and beautiful. The curation of the shows, as well as their productions, are unbelievable considering the affordable price tag.

Very well run theater clean with comfortable seating and a nice public lounge. Ticket pricing is reasonable compared a Broadway show. Location at 42nd & 10ave makes getting free street parking with short walk a reasonable expectation.

Lovely venue to enjoy a show. Terrific coffee bar and nice bookstore. Plenty of seating to relax before show. Bathroom facilities were clean and lots of stalls.

Great theatre company...fun lobby with food, entertainment and lively discussion.

Very interesting building with multiple theatres. The only neg was the wood in the decor looked cheap. Anyway, they have a little bar with drinks and chips and some candy. (The iced coffee was really good.) And they have a really cool gift shop with lots of Kikkerland and other cool products and stuff from their various shows, like t-shirts, mugs with RBG (Ruth Bader Ginsberg), a seven-year pen that says F#@k it. (but actually spelled out), and lots more. I got a dish towel that says "Hangry", a Kikkerland pocket magnifier, a cool pencil that apparently you don't have to apply as much pressure when writing, and something else I can't remember right now.

We saw Cambodian Rock Band, which was in previews, last night. Really cool. The concept, script, actors, music, set &, especially, the lighting designs... all were on-point. Little hickup with the set so intermission was a tiny bit longer than originally planned, but otherwise it was fantastic. (The longer intermission gave us a chance to socialize a bit longer, so no complaints. )
Highly recommended to see this show while you can.

Great theater. A excellent place for American play writers to show their stuff. New theaters designed by Frank Gehry. Tickets are underwritten so ticket prices are excellent. Some of the best plays I have ever seen.

Wonderful venue...loved seeing Be More Chill...great night.

Very well designed and executed performance space. Comfortable lobby with food and bar options.