Second Stage
Check out the shows playing at Second Stage in New York City.
The Hayes Theater opened in 1912 as the Little Theatre, designed by Ingalls & Hoffman for producer Winthrop Ames. Intimately sized with just 299 seats, it was later expanded to seat 597, though it remains the smallest Broadway theatre. In 1983, the theatre was renamed for actress Helen Hayes. Second Stage also owns and operates two Off-Broadway spaces: the Tony Kiser Theater in Midtown and the McGinn/Cazale Theater on the Upper West Side.
