Triton Gallery

I discovered Triton on a google search. I collect Broadway Window cards, I have been looking everywhere for one in particular, looked at other Broadway souvenir shops in the area after the theatre it self didn’t have one, but to no avail. Triton indeed had the window card i was looking for, and at a great price. The gentlemen that sold it to me was very nice, and polite. This will be my new go-​to place, i could not be happier!

In the last few months I’ve used Triton Gallery to custom frame two new works of art I’ve acquired. I am so happy with the work they’ve done and will definitely continue to use their services.
The guys that work here are so friendly and helpful and never condescend, which I’ve experienced at other frame shops.
The prices were very reasonable as well. Definitely cheaper than Lee’s on 57^th Street and around the same price as One Stop Framing Shop (another great place, but not so much on the customer service front).
Anyway, I’ll definitely be returning to Triton and I appreciate having such a great shop in the hood.

What a fantastic place. This is THE place in the world as far as I’m concerned to buy window cards. They not only have an insane collection or new, old, rare and even the out of state obscure (catch me if you can), but their prices are fair and the service is both knowledgable and friendly. I even found a button from the original production of Starlight Express, how odd and wonderful is that. Try them out.

I LOVE Triton Gallery. They have an incredible selection of theatrical artwork. I collect window cards from shows I’ve seen, and when I’m unable to get them because they’re not in print yet or are out of print or the theatre just was out of stock, Triton never lets me down. They’re priced well, too — I’ve never gotten a window card here that was more expensive than what it would have been at the theatre. Beyond that, though, there really is everything you could want (as far as theatrey art goes). Just walk in and check everything out if nothing else.

If you’re looking for artwork related to the performing arts, you’ll probably find what you want here. They have an extensive selection of frames and mats, and their custom framing department does an excellent job at reasonable prices.

The only gallery in the world dedicated exclusively to theatrical posters as an art form. Located in the heart of the theater district, it houses the largest collection of posters and windowcards in the world. Their inventory includes not only current Broadway, off-​Broadway, and West End shows, but film, opera, and PBS productions as well, and an extensive array of rare collectible items from national tours, classic plays and musicals, both hits and flops. Items in the Collectors Corner are rare, hard-​to-​find pieces in extremely limited quantities; in many cases there may be only one available. Additional merchandise includes theatrical mementos such as key chains resembling opening night tickets, notecards, and annual Tony Award posters. Posters are sold unframed; custom framing is available. A dream destination for theater buffs.