Morgan James came up on Broadway before her vintage-soul covers with Postmodern Jukebox racked up millions of views, and her own records show off a big, gospel-edged voice with serious range. Sony Hall's cabaret tables and dinner menu make it feel like a proper night out rather than a standing-room gig. If you love singers who can bring a room to its feet, this is a Theater District treat.
What to expect
A seated show in a basement hall below the Paramount Hotel, with first-come cabaret seating, table service and a prix-fixe option. Expect soulful originals, reimagined covers and plenty of vocal fireworks. Sony Hall's cabaret layout puts many tables close to the stage, so the room feels connected to the singer.
Good to know
- Take the N, Q, R, W, 1, 2, 3 or 7 to Times Sq–42 St and walk to West 46th Street.
- Seating is cabaret style and first come, first served, so arrive early for a good table.
- Tables carry a per-person minimum.
- The show is all ages.
- Groups of ten or more can book packages through Sony Hall.
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Common questions
Is Sony Hall seated?
Yes, cabaret-style seating on a first-come basis.
Is there a food minimum?
Sony Hall lists a per-person minimum at tables.
