The Apollo Stages at The Victoria
The Apollo's Victoria stages, two blocks west of the 1914 landmark while that building is closed for restoration. Same institution, same Harlem block.
What makes it special: The Apollo's programming carries on two blocks west while the landmark is restored, so the bill is the real thing even though the room is new.
Insider notes
- The Tree of Hope stump lives in the historic theater at 253 W 125th, which is closed for restoration.
- 125th St is a major hub, nearly every West Side line stops near.
- Check your ticket for the stage, the Victoria has more than one.
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Upcoming shows
Frequently asked questions
Where is The Apollo Stages at The Victoria, and how do I get there?
The Apollo Stages at The Victoria is at 233 W 125th St, New York, NY 10027, in Manhattan. The nearest trains are the A, B, C, D, 1.
How big is The Apollo Stages at The Victoria?
The Apollo Stages at The Victoria holds about 1,506 people.
What is The Apollo Stages at The Victoria known for?
The Apollo's programming carries on two blocks west while the landmark is restored, so the bill is the real thing even though the room is new.
Any tips for a show at The Apollo Stages at The Victoria?
The Tree of Hope stump lives in the historic theater at 253 W 125th, which is closed for restoration.
How do I get tickets for The Apollo Stages at The Victoria?
Tickets and the current schedule are on The Apollo Stages at The Victoria's official site, and upcoming shows are listed on this page.