While a small (60-80 capacity?) theatre - it was comfortable, warm and welcoming and perfect for an up and coming small off-broadway show. The staff was friendly from the security guard in the lobby to the ticket handler. Restrooms were clean and seats were good....More

Love this facility if I sit downstairs in the orchestra. Ideal for small quartets trios and cozy talks and lectures. The auditorium is a delight with its dedications to some of the masters if music. A separate room is available for refreshments and interviews. Easy...More

Almost every day there are first class entertainers, polititians, authors, musicians, TV stars, and more who appear in this great auditorium. It is worth going on line to look at the amazing personalities you'll encounter and the prices are very low relative to other NYC...More

A packed house appreciated the remarks of Bernard Henri-Levi while seeing Charlie Rose's lack of depth of knowledge in the evening's topic, The Genius of Judaism, the title of Henri-Levi's new book.

Nothing rivals the 92nd street Y for culture, music the arts and plain fun. Coming here for a concert and lecture is a fun way to spend a late summer day on a Sunday. I highly recommend for tourists and locals alike.

I like the venue. Too bad it requires getting through security with a worse attitude than TSA. Every day I go in I am stopped and searched. I walked directly outside for less than 5 minutes did not walk anywhere else and when I returned...More

I can never say enough about the treasures available at this venue. I attended Opening Night in October 2015, George Gershwin's Rhapsody In Blue performed in its original jazz form by pianist Ted Rosenthal. As his fingers struck the last keys, he vaulted off his...More