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New York, New York
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The theatre was originally called the Cort Theatre, named after impresario John Cort, before being renamed in honor of the legendary actor James Earl Jones in 2022.
The theatre opened in 1912, making it over a century old and a significant piece of New York's theatrical history.
The theatre was designed in the Beaux-Arts style by architect Thomas W. Lamb, known for its grandeur and classical details.
Over the years, the theatre has been home to many acclaimed plays and musicals, including 'The Magic Show' and 'The Heiress.'
The James Earl Jones Theatre can accommodate approximately 1,082 patrons, offering an intimate yet grand setting for performances.
The theatre underwent significant renovations in 2022 to modernize its facilities while preserving its historic charm.
The James Earl Jones Theatre has made strides in accessibility, ensuring that all patrons, including those with disabilities, can enjoy performances comfortably.
