A three-alarm fire broke out at the Eugene O’Neill Theatre on Monday, threatening The Book of Mormon, which has played there since 2011.

The Book of Mormon’s next scheduled performance was expected on Tuesday, with the theater potentially out of operation depending on the damage to the fourth floor.

The venue was dark at the time of the fire, and production continuation depends on the extent of the damage and ongoing assessments.

Ticket holders will be notified about exchanges or refunds through the point of purchase.

There was no Monday performance, but an evening show was tentatively planned for Tuesday, contingent on investigation outcomes and damage assessments.

FDNY is on site and all occupants have been safely evacuated; ATG Entertainment and the theater’s owners will keep stakeholders updated.

Early reporting could not determine the fire’s impact on the show, with further updates expected as information becomes available.

Eyewitnesses described heavy smoke and rapid evacuations from nearby buildings and hotels.

Auditorium remains undamaged; the fire was contained to backstage areas, though water damage was reported, and the building will be out of service for repairs during the investigation.

No damage to the auditorium itself; fire and response were confined to backstage areas, with internal water damage noted.

ATG Entertainment said they will provide updates as the situation develops and potential impacts on performances are evaluated.

All personnel were evacuated safely, and the owner pledged updates on the theater’s status and any show cancellations.