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BUILT: 1924

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Broadway Theatre (Broadway) History

The Broadway Theatre is one of only five playhouses that front on the street named Broadway. It opened in 1924 as B. S. Moss's Colony, a premiere film house. The most notable film that played there in the early years was Walt Disney's Steamboat Willie which opened in 1928, and introduced American audiences to an adorable rodent named Mickey Mouse. The theatre went "legit" from 1930 to 1934, when it was re-christened the Broadway. From 1934 to 1940, the house was once again dedicated to motion picture exhibition, and offered the premiere of Disney's Fantasia in 1939. In 1940, however, it returned to legitimate stage production and, except for a brief stint as a Cinerama movie theatre in the 1950s, has remained in the business of showcasing live theatre ever since. B. S. Moss commissioned architect Eugene DeRosa to design the Colony as part of his chain of movie theatres, many of which also housed vaudeville. The large size of the theatre (1,765 seats) made it ideal for musical comedies, and its large stage, originally built to accommodate an orchestra to accompany silent films, proved large enough for aircraft. The original facade (like the interior) was built in the Italian Renaissance style, and then resurfaced in polished granite when a skyscraper was constructed above the theatre in 1991.

On December 30, 2019, producers Scott RudinBarry Diller, and David Geffen announced that West Side Story had broken the all-time Broadway Theatre house record for a single week, with a gross of $1,807,025.94. In 7 performances the previous week, West Side Story broke the record (with a gross of $1,497,319) held by Rodgers and Hammerstein's Cinderella ($1,479,889.97, established on 12/29/13, for an 8-performance week). This new record also represented an all-time box office high in the 62-year life of West Side Story on Broadway.


Shows at the Broadway Theatre (Broadway)

DATES PRODUCTION
3/29/2024 - The Great Gatsby: A New Musical (2024)
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6/17/2023 - 11/26/2023 Here Lies Love (2023)
3/4/2022 - 8/14/2022 The Little Prince (2022)
12/31/2018 - 8/18/2019 King Kong (2018)
3/20/2018 - 4/29/2018 Rocktopia (2018)
3/1/2017 - 1/13/2018 Miss Saigon (2017)
11/20/2015 - 12/31/2016 Fiddler on the Roof (2015)
3/27/2015 - 5/10/2015 Doctor Zhivago (2015)
1/25/2013 - 1/3/2015 Rodgers + Hammerstein's Cinderella (2013)
10/19/2012 - 10/27/2012 Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons in Concert (2012)
3/24/2011 - 8/26/2012 Sister Act (2011)
3/27/2010 - 1/2/2011 Promises, Promises (2010)
11/8/2008 - 1/3/2010 Shrek the Musical (2008)
6/16/2008 - 8/24/2008 Cirque Dreams (2008)
11/1/2005 - 2/24/2008 The Color Purple (2005)
3/29/2004 - 1/1/2005 Bombay Dreams (2004)
11/11/2003 - 12/7/2003 Sexaholix (2003)
12/8/2002 - 6/29/2003 La Bohéme (2002)
7/11/2002 - 7/14/2002 Robin Williams: Live on Broadway (2002)
4/5/2001 - 9/23/2001 Blast! (2001)
11/9/1997 - 11/9/1997 Into the Woods (1997)
3/23/1991 - 1/28/2001 Miss Saigon (1991)
2/28/1987 - 10/14/1990 Les Miserables (1987)
10/21/1986 - 10/25/1986 Costello Sings Again (1986)
4/1/1986 - 6/8/1986 Big Deal (1986)
12/26/1984 - 6/30/1985 The King and I (1985)
10/26/1984 - 11/18/1984 The Three Musketeers (1984)
10/5/1983 - 9/2/1984 Zorba (1983)
9/10/1979 - 6/26/1983 Evita (1979)
3/6/1979 - 6/17/1979 Sarava (1979)
5/25/1977 - 1/28/1979 The Wiz (1975)
5/15/1977 - 5/15/1977 Together on Broadway (Mary Martin & Ethel Merman) (1977)
4/26/1977 - 5/1/1977 Nana Mouskouri on Broadway (1977)
7/11/1976 - 2/13/1977 Guys and Dolls (1976)
3/5/1974 - 1/4/1976 Candide (1974)
9/11/1972 - 10/21/1972 Dude (1972)
12/16/1970 - 7/2/1972 Fiddler on the Roof (1964)
3/15/1970 - 12/15/1970 Purlie (1970)
10/6/1969 - 1/3/1970 Mame (1966)
10/7/1968 - 9/6/1969 Cabaret (1966)
12/29/1967 - 9/28/1968 The Happy Time (1968)
11/28/1966 - 7/1/1967 Funny Girl (1964)
9/21/1966 - 11/26/1966 Annie Get Your Gun (1966)
5/12/1966 - 6/25/1966 A Time for Singing (1966)
11/3/1965 - 1/22/1966 The Devils (1965)
2/10/1965 - 10/30/1965 Baker Street (1965)
11/19/1964 - 1/2/1965 Zizi (1964)
5/20/1964 - 11/14/1964 Folies Bergere (1964)
12/5/1963 - 3/14/1964 The Girl Who Came to Supper (1963)
3/18/1963 - 6/8/1963 Tovarich (1963)
10/1/1962 - 12/8/1962 I Can Get It for You Wholesale (1962)
4/18/1962 - 9/29/1962 My Fair Lady (1956)
11/1/1961 - 1/20/1962 Kean (1961)
5/9/1961 - 10/28/1961 Fiorello! (1959)
10/17/1960 - 4/15/1961 The Music Man (1957)
5/19/1959 - 7/9/1960 Gypsy (1959)
3/2/1959 - 5/10/1959 West Side Story (1957)
12/25/1958 - 1/10/1959 King Henry V (1958)
12/16/1958 - 1/10/1959 Hamlet (1958)
12/9/1958 - 1/10/1959 Twelfth Night (1958)
11/4/1958 - 12/6/1958 Beryozka Russian Dance Company (1958)
10/30/1958 - 11/1/1958 Le Cid (1958)
10/28/1958 - 11/2/1958 Don Juan (1958)
10/21/1958 - 10/26/1958 Marie Tudor (1958)
10/16/1958 - 10/18/1958 Le Triomphe de l'Amour (1958)
10/14/1958 - 10/25/1958 Lorenzaccio (1958)
10/7/1958 - 10/12/1958 Ballet Espanol (1958)
1/23/1958 - 3/15/1958 The Body Beautiful (1958)
10/21/1957 - 12/14/1957 The Most Happy Fella (1956)
4/13/1957 - 5/25/1957 Shinbone Alley (1957)
3/22/1956 - 2/23/1957 Mr. Wonderful (1956)
12/26/1955 - The Azuma Kabuki Dancers and Musicians (1955)
11/22/1955 - 12/17/1955 Katherine Dunham and Her Company (1955)
10/25/1955 - 11/7/1955 Le Bourgeoise Gentilhomme (1955)
12/27/1954 - 4/2/1955 The Saint of Bleecker Street (1954)
4/26/1954 - 5/8/1954 Jose Greco (1954)
1/19/1954 - 2/28/1954 Roland Petit's Les Ballets de Paris (1954)
6/29/1953 - 1/16/1954 South Pacific (1949)
5/8/1952 - 5/10/1952 Shuffle Along [1952] (1952)
4/16/1952 - 4/27/1952 Four Saints in Three Acts (1952)
1/8/1952 - 1/12/1952 Kiss Me, Kate (1952)
9/14/1951 - 11/10/1951 Diamond Lil (1951)
5/29/1951 - 7/29/1951 Oklahoma! (1951)
3/15/1951 - 4/21/1951 The Green Pastures (1951)
1/29/1951 - 3/10/1951 Where's Charley? (1951)
10/5/1950 - 1/6/1951 Pardon Our French (1950)
4/19/1950 - 5/20/1950 Katherine Dunham and Her Company (1950)
2/27/1950 - 3/18/1950 Touch and Go (1949)
9/14/1949 - 1/14/1950 As the Girls Go (1948)
7/7/1949 - 9/10/1949 Cabalgata (1949)
10/18/1948 - 7/2/1949 High Button Shoes (1947)
5/22/1948 - 5/27/1948 Oedipus Rex (1948)
5/15/1948 - 6/10/1948 The Golem (1948)
5/8/1948 - 5/13/1948 David's Crown (1948)
5/1/1948 - 6/3/1948 The Dybbuk (1948)
1/28/1948 - 2/7/1948 The Cradle Will Rock (1947)
12/26/1946 - 3/29/1947 Beggar's Holiday (1946)
11/18/1946 - 12/14/1946 A Flag is Born (1946)
4/15/1946 - 9/7/1946 Song of Norway (1944)
6/11/1945 - 4/13/1946 Up in Central Park (1945)
5/24/1945 - 6/9/1945 Memphis Bound! (1945)
3/19/1945 - 4/21/1945 The Tempest (1945)
12/2/1943 - 2/10/1945 Carmen Jones (1943)
11/5/1943 - 11/27/1943 Artists and Models [1943] (1943)
6/8/1943 - 10/2/1943 The Student Prince (1943)
2/27/1943 - 5/15/1943 Lady in the Dark (1943)
12/13/1942 - 1/16/1943 My Sister Eileen (1940)
11/10/1942 - 12/7/1942 La Vie Parisienne (1942)
7/4/1942 - 9/26/1942 This Is the Army (1942)
4/22/1940 - 5/18/1940 Too Many Girls (1939)
3/23/1940 - 4/6/1940 Mamba's Daughters (1940)
12/25/1939 - 2/11/1940 Folies Bergere (1939)
4/12/1936 - 4/24/1936 Broadway Sho-Window (1936)
12/27/1934 - 1/4/1935 The O'Flynn (1934)
9/27/1932 - 12/10/1932 Earl Carroll's Vanities [1932] (1932)
6/6/1932 - Troilus and Cressida (1932)
12/8/1930 - 5/2/1931 The New Yorkers (1930)
1/2/1929 - Broadway Fever (1929)
8/29/1927 - 8/29/1927 Strike Up the Band (1927) [Pre-Broadway]
3/3/1913 - 3/15/1913 The American Maid (1913)
1/20/1913 - 1/25/1913 Somewhere Else (1913)
12/16/1912 - 1/4/1913 The Red Petticoat (1912)
11/30/1912 - 12/14/1912 The Sun Dodgers (1912)
11/4/1912 - 11/16/1912 The Dove of Peace (1912)
8/5/1912 - 11/2/1912 Hanky Panky (1912)
5/25/1912 - 6/1/1912 Mama's Baby Boy (1912)
12/25/1911 - 2/3/1912 The Wedding Trip (1911)
10/5/1911 - 12/23/1911 The Never Homes (1911)
8/7/1911 - 9/23/1911 The Hen-Pecks (1911)
7/3/1911 - Macbeth (1911)
7/3/1911 - The Taming of the Shrew (1911)
7/3/1911 - Hamlet (1911)
7/3/1911 - The Merchant of Venice (1911)
7/3/1911 - Romeo and Juliet (1911)
7/3/1911 - Twelfth Night (1911)
2/4/1911 - 6/3/1911 The Hen-Pecks (1911)
1/9/1911 - 1/17/1911 The Squaw Man (1911)
1/2/1911 - The Silent Call (1911)
12/5/1910 - Macbeth (1910)
12/5/1910 - As You Like It (1910)
12/5/1910 - Romeo and Juliet (1910)
12/5/1910 - Hamlet (1910)
10/6/1910 - 11/12/1910 Judy Forgot (1910)
6/4/1910 - 10/1/1910 The Summer Widowers (1910)
1/6/1910 - 5/28/1910 The Jolly Bachelors (1910)
5/22/1909 - 1/1/1910 The Midnight Sons (1909)
1/25/1909 - 4/10/1909 Stubborn Cinderella (1909)
12/21/1908 - 1/23/1909 Peggy Machree (1908)
10/12/1908 - 11/21/1908 The Golden Butterfly (1908)
8/31/1908 - 10/10/1908 Algeria (1908)
1/27/1908 - 5/2/1908 A Waltz Dream (1908)
1/6/1908 - 1/25/1908 A Parisian Model (1908)
10/21/1907 - The Round Up (1907)
9/2/1907 - The Rogers Brothers in Panama (1907)
11/27/1906 - 6/29/1907 A Parisian Model (1906)
9/24/1906 - The Prince of India (1906)
1/16/1906 - 1/16/1906 The Vanderbilt Cup (1906)
1/16/1906 - 6/1/1906 The Vanderbilt Cup (1906)
10/30/1905 - 10/30/1905 Véronique (1905)
10/30/1905 - 1/6/1906 Véronique (1905)
8/21/1905 - 11/4/1905 The Pearl and the Pumpkin (1905)
3/27/1905 - 4/22/1905 Florodora (1905)
2/27/1905 - 3/25/1905 Boccaccio (1905)
2/13/1905 - 2/25/1905 Fatinitza (1905)
1/31/1905 - 2/11/1905 Giroflé-Girofla (1905)
12/26/1904 - 1/28/1905 Fatinitza (1904)
11/21/1904 - 12/17/1904 The Two Roses (1904)
10/3/1904 - 11/19/1904 Love's Lottery (1904)
9/5/1904 - 9/17/1904 A Little Bit of Everything (1904)
2/22/1904 - 7/2/1904 The Yankee Consul (1904)
1/11/1904 - 2/20/1904 The Medal and the Maid (1904)
11/16/1903 - 1/9/1904 Babette (1903)
11/9/1903 - Waterloo (1903)
11/9/1903 - The Bells (1903)
11/9/1903 - Louis XI (1903)
11/9/1903 - The Merchant of Venice (1903)
10/26/1903 - Dante (1903)
10/5/1903 - Hearts Courageous (1903)
8/31/1903 - 10/3/1903 A Princess of Kensington (1903)
3/17/1903 - 3/17/1903 The Prince of Pilsen (1903)
3/17/1903 - 7/18/1903 The Prince of Pilsen (1903)
10/27/1902 - 10/27/1902 The Silver Slipper (1902)
10/27/1902 - 3/14/1903 The Silver Slipper (1902)
8/29/1902 - 10/25/1902 Sally in Our Alley (1902)
8/29/1902 - 10/25/1902 Sally in Our Alley (1902)
11/4/1901 - 11/4/1901 The Sleeping Beauty and the Beast (1901)
11/4/1901 - 5/31/1902 The Sleeping Beauty and the Beast (1901)
3/21/1901 - The Price of Peace (1901)
1/23/1901 - 1/23/1901 Vienna Life (1901)
1/23/1901 - 2/23/1901 Vienna Life (1901)
12/24/1900 - 11/19/1901 A Royal Rogue (1900)
11/5/1900 - 11/5/1900 Foxy Quiller (In Corsica) (1900)
11/5/1900 - 12/22/1900 Foxy Quiller (In Corsica) (1900)
10/30/1900 - More Than Queen (1900)
10/8/1900 - Marcelle (1900)
9/3/1900 - Ben Hur (1900)
11/29/1899 - Ben Hur (1899)
10/24/1899 - More Than Queen (1899)
9/15/1899 - The Ghetto (1899)
3/13/1899 - The Musketeers (1899)
1/30/1899 - 3/11/1899 The Three Dragoons (1899)
12/24/1898 - The Sorrows of Satan (1898)
12/13/1897 - 12/13/1897 The Highwayman (1897)
12/13/1897 - 4/16/1898 The Highwayman (1897)
10/25/1897 - 10/25/1897 The Idol's Eye (1897)
3/22/1897 - L'Arlesienne (1897)
4/20/1896 - 4/20/1896 El Capitan (1896)
9/2/1895 - 9/2/1895 Princess Bonnie (1895)
1/14/1895 - Madame Sans-Gene (1895)
5/14/1894 - 6/23/1894 Tabasco (1894)
3/26/1894 - 3/26/1894 Utopia, Limited (1894)
5/4/1891 - 5/4/1891 Wang (1891)
5/4/1891 - 10/3/1891 Wang (1891)
10/6/1890 - 10/6/1890 Paul Jones (1890)
8/18/1890 - 8/18/1890 The Merry Monarch (1890)
5/5/1890 - 5/5/1890 Castles in the Air (1890)
12/3/1888 - Little Lord Fauntleroy (1888)
3/3/1888 - La Tosca (1888)
2/21/1879 - 2/21/1879 The Sorcerer (1879)
4/6/1874 - 4/6/1874 Humpty Dumpty at Home (1874)
10/21/1873 - 10/21/1873 Fritz, Our Cousin German (1873)
10/6/1873 - 10/6/1873 Max! The Merry Swiss Boy (1873)
2/17/1868 - 2/22/1868 Family Jars (1867)
2/17/1868 - 2/22/1868 The Pet of the Petticoats (1867)
1/27/1868 - 2/15/1868 Little Nell and the Marchioness (1868)
12/24/1855 - 1/12/1856 King Charming (1855)
1/15/1855 - 2/17/1855 Cinderella (1855)
1/1/1855 - 2/17/1855 Guy Mannering (1855)
12/25/1854 - 2/17/1855 The Enchantress (1854)
12/20/1854 - 2/17/1855 The Beggar's Opera (1854)
10/12/1854 - 6/6/1855 The Bohemian Girl (1854)
5/29/1854 - 6/17/1854 Faustus (1854)
12/13/1852 - 12/25/1852 The Peri, or, the Enchanted Fountain (1852)
1/19/1852 - 2/7/1852 Paul Clifford (1852)
6/2/1851 - 6/24/1851 Azael, The Prodigal (1851)
4/7/1851 - 5/15/1851 The Vision of the Sun (1851)
1/13/1851 - 5/21/1851 Faustus (1851)
- The Pearl and the Pumpkin (1905)
- The Ugly Duckling ()
- Hamlet ()


Nearest Venues

Name: Central Park Bike Tours
Central Park Bike ToursCategory: Tour
Address: 203 W 58th St
Description: Central Park Bike Tours is a popular destination for tourists looking to explore the vast expanse of Central Park in New York City. The company offers a range of bike tours that cater to all levels of riders, from beginners to experienced cyclists. One of the main attractions of the tours is the opportunity to see and experience the park's many landmarks and hidden gems in a fun and engaging way. With the guidance of knowledgeable and experienced tour guides, visitors can learn about the history of the park, its famous landmarks, and the diverse wildlife that calls it home. The tours also offer the chance to enjoy breathtaking views of the city skyline and the park's scenic landscapes. Visitors can choose from a variety of tour options, including private and group tours, and can rent bikes for self-guided tours as well. Central Park Bike Tours provides an excellent opportunity for tourists to get out and explore the beauty and history of Central Park while getting some exercise and fresh air.

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Name: Father Duffy Square
Father Duffy SquareCategory: Outdoor
Address: 7th Ave &, W 46th St
Description: Father Duffy Square is a popular tourist destination in New York City, located at the intersection of Broadway, Seventh Avenue, and 47th Street in Times Square. It is named after Francis P. Duffy, a prominent military chaplain who served in World War I and was awarded the Distinguished Service Cross for his bravery. Tourists are drawn to Father Duffy Square for several reasons. Firstly, it is located in the heart of Times Square, one of the most iconic and bustling areas of New York City. Visitors can take in the bright lights, billboards, and crowds that make Times Square famous. Additionally, Father Duffy Square is home to several landmarks, including the TKTS booth, where tourists can purchase discounted Broadway show tickets, and the statue of Father Duffy himself, which honors his contributions to the military and the city of New York. Overall, Father Duffy Square is a must-visit destination for anyone interested in experiencing the energy and excitement of New York City, particularly in the heart of Times Square.

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Name: St. Malachy's – The Actors' Chapel
St. MalachyCategory: Attraction
Address: 239 W 49th St
Description: St. Malachy's - The Actors' Chapel, located in the heart of New York City, is a unique and historic landmark that attracts visitors from all over the world. Built in 1902, the chapel was originally part of the Roman Catholic Church and served as a place of worship for the Irish community in the area. However, it became known as the "Actors' Chapel" in the mid-1920s due to its close proximity to the Theater District and the large number of actors who attended services there. Today, St. Malachy's continues to be a popular destination for tourists, especially those with an interest in theater and the arts. The chapel's interior features beautiful stained glass windows, intricate woodwork, and a cozy atmosphere that provides a peaceful respite from the bustling city outside. Visitors can also view the numerous memorials and plaques dedicated to famous actors and performers who have attended services at the chapel over the years. In addition to its historical significance and artistic appeal, St. Malachy's - The Actors' Chapel also hosts a variety of cultural events throughout the year, including concerts, art exhibits, and theatrical performances. Whether you're a theater enthusiast or simply looking for a quiet and inspiring space to reflect, St. Malachy's is a must-visit destination for any tourist in New York City.

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Name: Radio City Music Hall Stage Door Tour
Radio City Music Hall Stage Door TourCategory: Tour
Address: 1260 6th Ave
Description: The Radio City Music Hall Stage Door Tour is a unique experience that offers tourists an opportunity to explore the iconic venue that has been the centerpiece of the entertainment industry for over 80 years. The tour allows visitors to see behind the scenes of the famous Music Hall and learn about its rich history, architecture, and legendary performers. Tourists can take a walk through the art deco grand foyer, sit in the luxurious Roxy Suite, and get a glimpse of the dressing rooms where celebrities prepare for their performances. The highlight of the tour is a visit to the stage where the world-famous Rockettes perform their stunning precision dance routines. The tour is informative, interactive, and entertaining, making it an excellent choice for families, couples, and individuals looking for a unique and memorable experience in New York City. Whether you are a fan of music, dance, or theater, the Radio City Music Hall Stage Door Tour offers a fascinating glimpse into the world of entertainment and the magic of this historic venue.

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Name: Carnegie Hall
Carnegie HallCategory: Attraction
Address: 881 7th Ave
Description: Carnegie Hall is a world-renowned concert venue located in New York City, USA. It has been hosting some of the most celebrated performers from around the globe for over a century, making it a must-visit destination for music enthusiasts and tourists alike. Visitors to Carnegie Hall can experience the beauty of the venue's architecture, as well as the exceptional acoustics that make it one of the most prestigious concert halls in the world. The venue offers a range of music genres, including classical, jazz, pop, and world music, ensuring that there is something for everyone to enjoy. Carnegie Hall also offers a variety of educational programs and tours that provide visitors with an inside look at the history and significance of the venue. From behind-the-scenes tours to talks and workshops with renowned musicians, visitors can immerse themselves in the world of music and gain a deeper understanding of the art form. In summary, a tourist would want to visit Carnegie Hall to experience world-class music performances, explore the beautiful architecture and acoustics, and participate in educational programs and tours that offer a deeper understanding of the history and significance of this iconic venue.

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Nearest Restaurants

Estiatorio MilosName: Estiatorio Milos
Address: 125 West 55th
Description: Estiatorio Milos is located in the heart of Midtown, just steps away from Central Park, the Theatre District, and Times Square. This Greek restaurant serves fresh seafood in a Mediterranean style setting.

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Le BernardinName: Le Bernardin
Address: 155 W 51st St
Description: A block away from the Walter Kerr Theatre, La Bernardin has the New York Times' highest, 4 star rating as well as a 3 star rating from Michellin Guide. Established over 20 years ago, La Bernardin offers elegant and formal dining in its beautiful interior dining room. Its seafood cuisine is infused with rich, French flavors.

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The Redeye GrillName: The Redeye Grill
Address: 890 Seventh Ave
Description: Across the street from Carnegie Hall is The Redeye Grill, a classic Americana restaurant. With its open concept and coffered ceilings, The Redeye Grill offers a great space to catch up with company. The Redeye Grill serves everything from sushi to locally sourced fish and burgers.

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Rosie OName: Rosie O'Grady's Restaurant
Address: 800 Seventh Ave
Description: Just East of Times Square, Rosie O'Grady's Restaurant has been family owned and operated for over 30 years. The menu consists of a wide variety of cuisine from prime steaks to light, crispy salads. Pre-fix lunch and dinner menus are also offered.

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IguanaName: Iguana
Address: 240 West 54th Street
Description: Iguana is a Mexican restaurant and dance lounge offering 25 flavors of margaritas and mojitos and weekend brunch with a wide variety of dishes. With over three floors, this restaurant is perfect for any occasion.

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Broadway Theatre on Broadway Frequently Asked Questions

What show is currently in Broadway Theatre (Broadway)?
Broadway Theatre (Broadway)'s current show is The Great Gatsby: A New Musical which began performances on 3/29/2024.

What when was Broadway Theatre (Broadway) built?
Broadway Theatre (Broadway) was built in 1924.

How many seats does Broadway Theatre (Broadway) have?
Broadway Theatre (Broadway) has 1761 seats.

What are the box office hours for Broadway Theatre (Broadway)?
Monday-Saturday: 10:00 AM-8:00 PM Sunday: 12:00 PM-6:00 PM.

What accessibility options are there at Broadway Theatre (Broadway)?

Accessible seating is available for this performance as indicated on the seating map. Theatre is not completely wheelchair-accessible.

Orchestra location: Seating is accessible to all parts of the Orchestra without steps. Wheelchair seating is located in the Orchestra only.

Mezzanine location: Located up two flights of stairs (30 steps). Once on the Mezzanine level, there are approximately two steps up and down per row. Entrance to Mezzanine is behind Front Mezzanine row F and in front of row A of the Rear Mezzanine.

Handrails: Available at the end of every stepped seat row in the Mezzanine.

There is one (unisex) wheelchair accessible restroom located on the lobby level.

The Broadway Theatre provides at least 10 infrared assistive-listening devices for every performance at the theatre. Beginning four weeks after a show’s official opening-night performance, at least 10 audio description devices are available for every performance at the theatre. In addition, there is unlimited access to downloadable audio description software for personal mobile devices, available beginning four weeks after a show’s official opening night performance, which provides an automated detailed account of the visual of the production, free of charge, for blind or partially sighted patrons. The theatre also offers handheld devices and software that provide captioning for deaf or hard-of-hearing patrons, available beginning four weeks after a show’s official opening-night performance.

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What were the longest running shows at Broadway Theatre (Broadway)?
Les Miserables which ran from 3/12/1987 to 5/18/2003, Miss Saigon which ran from 4/11/1991 to 1/28/2001, Fiddler on the Roof which ran from 9/22/1964 to 7/2/1972, My Fair Lady which ran from 3/15/1956 to 9/29/1962 and

What show is next for Broadway Theatre (Broadway)?
Broadway Theatre (Broadway)'s next show is The Great Gatsby: A New Musical which begins performances on 3/29/2024.


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