Seeing a Broadway show was long on my bucket list. "Sweeney Todd" starring Josh Groban was simply a stellar experience. The theater was an intimate size, making our seats really feel up close to the stage. We could see the facial expressions of the actors quite well. I was surprised at the small size of the theater, as our performing-arts theater at home (Lincoln, NE) was easily four times the size of the Lunt Fontaine, but again, this made for a great viewing experience. I highly recommend a Broadway performance to everyone!

When we came to New York we hadn’t pre booked a show, So one of the days we decided to have a little walk around the theatre land to see which did the best price. Sweeney Todd did the best priced ticket and with a good view. But I was happy because I wanted to see Sweeney Todd all along! All I can say is positive things about the show! I loved it and so did my partner! The lead characters were fantastic! And just to top it off we had no idea Gaten Matarazzo was in it so that was certainly a surprise! The cast came out of the stage door at the end to do autographs and photos and I thought they were all so polite and friendly! The theatre was well organised! Staff were very helpful and friendly and the seats were comfortable with a great view! Would love to come again!

Went to see Sweeney Todd on the 19/10. This was an exceptional show! Me and my daughter were blown away. Casting, acting, singing and comedy timing were superb. Cast came to the stage door afterwards to sign playbills. They were all so friendly and the icing on the cake was getting to meet Gaten Materazzo this man is truly talented. Gaten even took the time to take a selfie with my daughter a moment she will always treasure! What a lovely guy, Thanks Gaten!!

The theater is a traditional Broadway theater, currently running Sweeney Todd. I found the seats to be a bit narrow, and at 6’3” my knees were pressed into the seat in front of me. Skip the bar line upstairs and head downstairs. You’ll find the bathrooms on this lower level and a much shorter bar line. Drinks were rather pricy… the couple in front of me bought 2 doubles and it was $70 before tip. Stage and lighting were fantastic, and the slope of the orchestra seating made for great stage viewing

Saw Sweeney Todd there with my wife. Great location just off 42 nd street. Really nice theatre, good access to the stage from all seats. Bar at the back of the auditorium, reasonably prices

I saw Sweeney Todd at Lunt-Fontanne. The seats I had in orchestra, row K were excellent and sound was good. Staff were all so nice and helpful from the person outside directing people to the people taking tickets to ushers and to bartenders. They made it is a great experience

Saw Sweeney Todd here and it was absolutely incredible. Security was incredibly quick and efficient and the staff were all lovely. Shoutout the the security guards after the show at stage door who kept updating the crowd, you guys were awesome.

Wonderful production of Sweeny Todd. Great seats purchased that morning from the box office rush seats at 10 am. However, the double gin and tonic my friend and myself ordered cost as much as the tickets. With the tip, nearly £100 for two drinks! I wish I had known how expensive the bar was. I felt stupid and it took away some enjoyment of the show. Be warned- the bar prices are astronomical.

Beautiful theatre with good view, sound dynamic and staging. Performances from actors excellent. Visitors from U.K. should be mindful that experience is different in US theatres. Audience claps all way through which must put actors off ( they did have to pause mid song at 2 points). Also many of the audience rushed out before the final bow which was disrespectful and off putting. Theatre should maybe tell people to wait before leaving seats before production ends? Bar prices are high and service expected too.

Theater was nice outside and inside. Saw Sweeney Todd here in May during the final weekend. Seating was quick and efficient. Sound was good but not too loud. Temperature was ideal and staff mostly friendly and helpful. As with most theaters, bathrooms and bar were chaotic during intermission, but that’s common with theaters built in the early 1900s. Leaving was a bit tough since the stage door was not far from the entrance/exit and there were a lot of people waiting so exiting the theater was a bit slow. Sadly the show ended on May 5 but I’d definitely see another show here in the future. Also, it’s right across the street from the Marriott where we stayed so it was extremely close.