I grew up in Manhattan but live in California and don't get to New York as often as I would like. When I know I'm going to New York, the first thing I do is see if anything will be on at the Mint. They...More

Why do good theaters insist upon dragging up boring old plays which have little relevance to today's audience? The Day at the Sea was written by a minor Enhlish playwright, certainly not worth the revival and despite OK acting definitely not worth the cost of...More

N.C. Hunter, a British dramatist of a certain age in history (1908-1971), had accomplished innumerable writing of plays in his career, but perhaps the one that stands out is the melodrama 'A Day by the Sea' currently playing at The Beckett Theatre in Theatre-Row on...More

Let me correct the listing-they moved about two years ago. Currently they perform at the Beckett Theater on Theater Row, 410 W. 42nd St, and their office is at 330 W. 42nd, Suite 1210, NY, NY 10036. In the last two years they have also...More

You just can't go wrong if you see a play at this lovely little theater. The plays are beautifully mounted and there is not a bad seat in the house. If you want to see a quality production, try the Mint Theater.

We have attended Mint revivals of American and British dramas of the first part of the 20th century for many years. The acting, direction, and stage settings are usually top-notch, e.g., the recent production of "London Wall" which received much acclaim. The theater is small...More

The mint has a definite mission: To reclaim lost masterpieces of old plays. True, they're not all masterpieces, but many are very, very good. And the professionalism of the direction, acting and stagecraft is always high. Here's a hint if you live nearby: Join the...More