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New World Stages: Stage 4 Tickets & Event Schedule Guide

New York, New York

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  • Address340 West 50th Street, New York, New York, 10019, New York, New York, 10019

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Venue Overview

New World Stages: Stage 4 is a live entertainment venue in New York with space for about 350 guests. That relatively compact size shapes how tickets feel in the room: most seats will be within a short distance of the stage compared with larger Midtown theatres, so your choice is often more about price category and exact row than simply “front” versus “back.” The venue is located at 340 West 50th Street, New York, New York, 10019. This places Stage 4 between 8th and 9th Avenues, close to major Theatre District landmarks while still being a short walk from residential blocks and neighborhood restaurants in Hell’s Kitchen. When you look up directions, use the full street address and confirm that your ticket lists Stage 4 specifically, since New World Stages contains multiple stages. According to mapping data for the area, dedicated parking facilities line nearby streets including West 50th Street, 851 8th Avenue, and 790 8th Avenue, with additional garages and lots a bit farther out. Knowing that you have several structured parking options within a few blocks can help you decide early whether to drive or rely on public transit. Transit access is another key part of planning. Bus and subway stops labeled 50th Street and West 49th Street/8th Avenue sit roughly one to two blocks away, giving you multiple options if you are coming from elsewhere in Manhattan or another borough. This proximity makes it realistic to plan your trip around subway or bus schedules, then finish with a short walk to the venue entrance.

Venue History

Publicly sourced data for this guide does not include a detailed history for New World Stages: Stage 4, such as opening dates, specific renovation timelines, or long-running productions tied to this particular stage. To avoid guessing, this page focuses instead on how the venue’s current setup affects your visit today. If you are interested in historical details like notable past productions, creative teams, or changes to the seating layout over time, your best next step is to check the venue’s official site or archival theatre resources. Those sources are more likely to provide curated timelines, production lists, and any background about how Stage 4 fits into the larger New World Stages complex.

Upcoming Events and Tickets

There are currently no specific upcoming events listed for New World Stages: Stage 4 in the event feed powering this guide. That does not necessarily mean the stage is dark; it may reflect how or when schedules are shared with PromoTix and other ticketing partners. To see what is actually on the calendar for your preferred date range, use two checks in parallel. First, search for New World Stages: Stage 4 tickets on the PromoTix event discovery pages dedicated to this venue, which aggregate performances from multiple sellers. Second, compare what you find there with the official event schedule published by the venue or production company. Matching both sources helps you confirm performance times, added shows, or any last-minute changes. Because Stage 4 is one of several stages in the New World Stages complex, pay close attention when you buy tickets that the listing clearly states “Stage 4.” Some productions in the complex may perform on other numbered stages, and arriving with a ticket for a different stage can send you into the wrong lobby line. Before you leave home, double-check the event name, the stage number, and the performance time shown on your ticket so you can head straight to the correct entrance on arrival.

Seating and Event Experience

According to seating information compiled for ticket listings, New World Stages: Stage 4 is a live entertainment venue with a capacity of about 350 people. Compared with Broadway houses that seat well over 1,000, this scale means that even seats toward the back of the theatre are still relatively close to the performance area. When choosing tickets, you can prioritize your budget and preferred row knowing that the room itself is compact. The exact seating layout can change by event type, production, and ticket category. Some shows may adjust how many rows are on the floor or how certain sections are sold, for example if they add small onstage seating blocks or remove seats for technical needs. Because of this, always refer to the seating chart attached to your specific event listing rather than assuming a single fixed map. Accessibility and seating services also vary by production. The venue’s accessibility guidance notes that accommodations may differ based on the event and the configuration in use that night. If you or someone in your party needs accessible seating, the most reliable approach is to review the accessible seating information within the ticket listing itself, then contact the venue directly with any questions before purchasing. For a clearer picture of how rows and sections are labeled for your show, use the dedicated New World Stages: Stage 4 seating chart page linked from PromoTix. That page focuses on the current map used for ticketing and can help you compare price levels, see where your section sits relative to the stage, and avoid surprises when you arrive.

Notable Productions and Event Legacy

Available data for this guide does not list specific past productions or legacy events tied directly to New World Stages: Stage 4. Unlike some larger Broadway houses in the neighborhood, which have public records of long-running shows, Stage 4’s catalog here is limited to current structural and neighborhood information. If you are researching where a particular show has played, or you want to see which productions have previously occupied Stage 4, the best sources will be official production websites, the New World Stages site, or theatre databases that specialize in off-Broadway history. Those resources are more likely to maintain accurate lists of past runs, cast information, and awards. For planning your visit, what matters most is that Stage 4 operates today as one of several active stages in a New York live entertainment complex. When you look up reviews or word-of-mouth impressions, make sure they reference Stage 4 specifically, since experiences can differ between stages within the same complex depending on each room’s size and configuration.

Plan Your Visit

New World Stages: Stage 4 sits at 340 West 50th Street, between 8th and 9th Avenues, which gives you several practical ways to get to your event. Public transit is often the simplest: nearby subway and bus stops labeled 50th Street and West 49th Street/8th Avenue are within a short walk of the venue. When planning your route, map your trip to one of these stops, then trace the final block or two on foot so you know exactly which direction to walk once you exit the train or bus. If you plan to drive, the neighborhood includes a cluster of parking facilities at different distances from the venue. Options identified in mapping data include facilities on West 50th Street close to the venue entrance, garages around 851 8th Avenue and 790 8th Avenue, and additional structured parking near 257 West 47th Street, West 46th Street, and West 54th Street. Because each garage sets its own terms, check details like operating hours and posted rates directly with the facility before you commit, and avoid assuming that a specific lot will have space just because it appears on a map. Rideshare and taxi drop-offs typically work best when you specify the exact street address and mention that you are going to New World Stages on West 50th Street. That helps drivers choose a side of the block that minimizes your walk and keeps you oriented toward the correct venue entrance. After the show, you can move a half-block toward 8th or 9th Avenue before requesting a ride if you find that the curb directly in front of the complex is crowded. Food and drinks are easy to plan in this part of New York because there are many named options within a short walk. Nearby spots include Barking Dog on West 49th Street, Don Antonio on West 50th Street, a Starbucks on West 49th Street, The Blue Dog Cookhouse & Bar on West 50th Street, and Churrascaria Plataforma on West 49th Street, along with Dolly Varden, ViceVersa, Ippudo, West End Bar & Grill, and Kung Fu Little Steamed Buns. Because event nights can be busy, especially near curtain times, it is useful to compare walking distance, reservation options, and closing times for any restaurant you are considering. Several hotels cluster close to the venue if you are arranging an overnight stay. Within a few blocks you will find properties such as Washington Jefferson Hotel and Belvedere Hotel on nearby side streets, Romer Hell's Kitchen near 851 8th Avenue, Civilian Hotel on West 48th Street, and Kimpton Theta New York. Times Square by IHG and Hilton Garden Inn around 790 8th Avenue. When you compare hotels, look at both distance and the walking route to West 50th Street so you know how you will get back after an evening performance. For time management, build in a buffer for both transit and arrival. The parking and transit summaries for the area recommend arriving early on busy event nights and confirming any parking that might be bundled with your ticket. Even if you are not driving, similar logic applies to subway and bus travel: allow enough time for potential delays, navigating from the station to West 50th Street, and moving through the multi-stage complex once you arrive. Plan to use restrooms and settle into your seat before the listed showtime rather than relying on intermission, since queues in compact venues can use much of the break. Finally, review basic venue rules and accessibility needs before you leave home. General guidance indicates that venue policies may include bag restrictions, mobile ticket requirements, age limits, and camera rules, but the specifics are set by the venue and sometimes by the individual event. Likewise, accessibility services may vary by production and seating layout. To avoid surprises, read the notes attached to your ticket listing, confirm the entrance or gate shown there, and contact the venue directly if you have questions about mobility, seating, or what items you are allowed to bring inside.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is New World Stages: Stage 4 located?
New World Stages: Stage 4 is located at 340 West 50th Street, New York, New York, 10019. When you request a ride or map directions, use this full address and confirm that your ticket lists Stage 4 so you head to the correct part of the complex.
How big is New World Stages: Stage 4 and how does that affect ticket choice?
New World Stages: Stage 4 accommodates about 350 guests. In a room this size, most seats are relatively close to the stage compared with larger Midtown theatres, so you can often choose based on budget and preferred row rather than worrying that seats at the back are too far away.
What are my parking options near New World Stages: Stage 4?
Parking near New World Stages: Stage 4 includes several facilities within a few blocks, such as lots or garages on West 50th Street, 851 8th Avenue, 790 8th Avenue, 257 West 47th Street, West 46th Street, and West 54th Street. Check each facility directly for current hours, prices, and entry rules, and plan to arrive early on busy event nights.
Which public transit stops are closest to the venue?
Nearby public transit stops include West 49th Street/8th Avenue and several 50th Street stops on 8th Avenue and Broadway, all within a short walk of New World Stages: Stage 4. Map your route to one of these stations, then follow West 50th Street toward the venue address.
Does seating at New World Stages: Stage 4 change by event?
Yes. Seating layouts at New World Stages: Stage 4 can change based on the event type, production, and ticket category. Always rely on the seating chart attached to your specific ticket listing, and use the New World Stages: Stage 4 seating chart page on PromoTix for an overview before you buy.
How should I handle accessibility needs when attending a show at Stage 4?
Accessibility services at New World Stages: Stage 4 may vary by event and seating configuration. Review the accessible seating notes in your ticket listing, arrive with extra time if you expect to need assistance, and contact the venue directly in advance with any detailed mobility or seating questions.
Are there places to eat or stay within walking distance of New World Stages: Stage 4?
Yes. Nearby dining options include Barking Dog, Don Antonio, Starbucks, The Blue Dog Cookhouse & Bar, Churrascaria Plataforma, Dolly Varden, ViceVersa, Ippudo, West End Bar & Grill, and Kung Fu Little Steamed Buns, all within a short walk. Hotels close to the venue include Washington Jefferson Hotel, Belvedere Hotel, Romer Hell's Kitchen, Civilian Hotel, Kimpton Theta New York. Times Square by IHG, and Hilton Garden Inn.
Is PromoTix the venue box office for New World Stages: Stage 4?
No. PromoTix is a ticket marketplace that aggregates listings for New World Stages: Stage 4, but it is not the venue box office. For official policies on bags, age limits, accessibility, or performance-specific rules, always confirm details with the venue or the event organizer.