Went to see Moulin Rouge with my wife and we loved every second of it. The set, the dresses, the performance, the sound, everything was perfect. The only 2 things I would change would be the small and kind of uncomfortable seats and the overpriced drinks. It was funny seeing what looked like every single NYC pedicab in the street in front of the theater right after the show ended, with loud music and flashing lights fishing for customers.

We saw a fabulous play, Moulon Rouge. The person at the box office was extremely helpful. I had purchased my tickets in advance and the seeds were up in the mezzanine. I am disabled and could not possibly climb up to those seats. He allowed me to get a refund on the seats I had and I had fabulous seats instead. He is saved what could have been a horrible day and made it into a wonderful day.

My girlfriend's and I attended the show in early December. The theater is very pretty but not as big as some of the other venues. The set, sound, show is incredible. We had first row balcony seats. The last couple of seats on the end have blocked views due to the sound and lighting equipment. The costumes and content of this musical is for adults. Obviously, we knew the storyline, etc. but did have a 16 year old with us that made me a bit uncomfortable. The quality of the performance was incredible and I definitely recommend. Oh, be sure to use the restroom preshow, the line at intermission is extremely long and barely enough time so plan ahead for that.

Excellent theater, the size is great and I don’t believe theres any bad seats. It still feels historic but has been kept in excellent condition. The VIP room, while pricy, was very nicely decorated and offered private restroom. The bathroom line during intermission was insane, but I think everyone was back in their seats in time for the second act.

We saw Moulin Rouge at the Al Hirschfeld Theatre in NYC and I'd say this is one of my favorite theaters in NYC it is so beautiful and a great space to see a performance like Moulin Rouge. Our seating in the orchestra area was excellent (apart from very tall people sitting in front of us). I was going to buy a glass of bubbly before the show but could not bring myself to pay $29/glass. I like to indulge when traveling to NYC but I thought this price was simply ridiculous, at another theater the next night it was $20/glass which is still extravagant but not as bad as $29!! Anyway this is wonderful theatre and worth seeing a show here for sure!!