Ambassador Theatre Concerts 2025

Saw Chicago. First show ever in NYC. Wonderfully intimate theater. Not a bad seat in the house. Sound system was excellent. Not too loud, but good intelligibility. Decent drinks, though very small selection of beverages. Could use more bathrooms, but that would more benefit the ladies than the fellows.

For my first Broadway show, it definitely did not disappoint. I loved Chicago from the beginning to the very end!! The ambassador theatre has a retro feel to that and I would go back to see another performance. One of the best nights of my life.

It is a decent theater, quite small for Broadway. The nice thing about it is that you always have a pretty good view, however at least where we were sitting the seats are very close together. We were in the mezzanine and my knees were almost brushing the back of the head of the person in the row in front of me. Zero leg room. Also the hallways are, cozy especially at intermission there really isn't a place to stretch your legs except in the isles. That said the staff was excellent and they did do what they could to mitigate these limitations. We saw Chicago which was a good fit for the theater since it has an on-stage band and there really aren't set or costume changes. All in all I wouldn't be racing to come back to this one, but it was not a bad experience either.

Small theater, seemed like a good view from any seat. We sat center, up front and I felt very close to the performance. Chicago was phenomenal, you can see why it's been on Broadway for so long. Key things to note: Only 1 bathroom- the line for the women was very long before the show and at intermission. They had people walking around selling drinks like at a concert which seemed quicker than standing in the bar lines. There were two lines for entrance, we walked to the 2nd one away from times square. I will definitely come back!

I've never seen Chicago before andI absolutely loved it! The front row does include a bit of neck craning, but it wasn't too bad. In return, you get wonderful access to the actors. Tip: The red wine is expensive and served in plastic beakers that leak everywhere. Avoid it unless you're wearing claret red or black.