Private social club featuring paintings of famous actors and an historic playhouse.
16 Gramercy Park South, Manhattan 10003From Google Maps reviews.
Boasting almost 200 years of history, The players is a private members only. You need a few of the members to recommend you, go through vetting process and hefty membership fee later, you can find yourself a member. The stage here is amazing, with the most perfect lighting and setup, the interior and the paintings and most importantly the history and conversation that go on here are truly inspiring. I left here feeling like I got smarter! Highly recommend!
Went for an awards reception. Beautiful venue and terrific private club.
The Players represents a uniquely preserved nexus of American theatrical, literary, and social history from the Gilded Age. As a National Historic Landmark (1963), the Gramercy Park clubhouse, originally purchased and endowed by Edwin Booth, functions as a definitive cultural salon. The interiors curate and house his private art and literature collections, providing members access to 19th-century theatrical history. The architecture facilitates intellectual discourse, exemplified by the second-f
From the Sep 5, 2024 health inspection. Lower-priority items are listed after the serious ones.

Evidence of mice was found on site.

Gaps, cracks, or clutter make it easy for pests to get in and nest.