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I can't wait to see what the majestic looks like completely restored after phantom

Casually passing by Moose Murders

"It is under-attended, more modern than you're comfortable with, and requires you to travel deeper down than you think you ought to. Good job with the naming, Roundabout." -Broadway Abridged

The theater that will play Chicago basically until we all die

This is by far the most messy story of a theater. It went from a TV studio to a Disco house to The Kit Kat Club to a traditional show house.

Fun fact: the first show at the Uris/Gershwin was the forgotten flop "Via Galactica". It had to change its' title from "Up" because the marquee otherwise would say "Up Uris"

When was this aired? The MAMMA MIA! stage is still there, but it moved to Broadway's Broadhurst Theater in 2012 until it closed, Sep 12 2015, was this filmed in like 2010/2012?

Hello, I am interested in lighting, how can i become a stage lighting designer?

Think these mini docs need to be rerecorded. Feels weird for Angels in America and Proof to mentioned as the most famous shows in this theater and not Hadestown

It's a gorgeous theater. I wish they could do something about the intruding street noise there.

What play was on stage at the end? Over a decade after this video was made it's the Todd Haimes.

I still hate the Marquis.

This one is truly ridiculous. The insertion of political language is totally unnecesary, and as much as i love Sarafina, why the special treatment? Oh well, I know...

I remember when, as a teen with my parents visiting new York for the World's Fair, seeing Barbra Streisand at the Wintergarden among the Broadway shows we saw.

I thought the “runaway” was built because Al Jolson, a frequent star of the WG, wanted to be closer to his audience. Isn’t it true?

I saw my first Broadway show here..do I hear a waltz. Always my favorite theater but the lobby is tight and cramped. But great seating

Ain't Misbehavin' would appear across the country by 1982. So many local theaters performed it.

I love these episodes. No mention of "Starlight Express" here though.

Take away all the Jewish contribution, and there would be a very different Broadway today.

ML Parker takes my breath away😊

Why Cynthia Nixon? Why?

This was where I went to see Rock of Ages

“Broadway in those days was absolutely magical” Angela Lansbury. She’s so right.

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It's considered a lucky theater.

If you sit in those last few rows of the orchestra, you cannot see above about 9 feet high. If yyou saw the original Chicago, you could not see the orchestra which was on stage and you missed a few numbers. I was just watching the PBS version of Cyrano, filmed at the Rodgers and Jennifer Garner makes a grand entrance and if you were in those seats, you would totally miss it.

Long before Rent I had seen Our Country's Good in this theater and thought it had great bones and would look spectacular if renovated. The reno exceeded my expectations.

I just wish it was more attractive. it's not even simply elegant.

The theater should be renamed The Ethel Merman.

Time Stands Still is the greatest play I have seen in decades.

I doubt the theater would have disappeared had this theater not been built. The theater did not open with Irene. It was the first show was Irene but there was a concert there first.

Such a talented man. His sets for The Women and the original production of The Visit were stunning.

This video is exquisite. Glenn Close, Gene Hackman and Richard Dreyfuss as Latinos was absurd and unconvincing.

Cynthia Nixon appeared in both The Real Thing and Hurlyburly at the same time by running between acts from the then Plymouth Theatre to the Ethyl Barrymore Theater while both plays were in progress. That created some questionable union questions considering another actress could have been hired and was not.

I remember Joe Papp protesting the demolition of the old theaters and the Marquis is disappointing to the Broadway theater goer since it does look like a shopping mall. The architecture and design of the theater really does become like another character in whatever show you are seeing so the building is important.

Will beautiful Mary Louise Parker ever age?😮

What would Broadway without Jews? But inevitably disgusting seeing Whoopi

Seen American Buffalo with Al Pacino there on January 6 1984.

Judy first played the Palace in the early '50s ... 1967 was the last of her many appearances in the theatre.

Used to dance the night away in the 80s when the place was Shout. Fond memories

the definition of MIDDLEBROW

The 1st National Theatre in the world is in Ireland - the Abbey Theatre Dublin

Cinderella at the Broadway was a woke production. Grandmas were dragging their Disney clad sweeties out of the theater because she started a soup kitchen down by the river. It was not the Julie Andrews edition that grannies and I remembered. I wrote a letter of complaint alleging fraud and asked for my money back naturally no response.

Barbra barely got a mention- love these short videos

These are brilliant pen pictures love them

So who the heck was Vivian Beaumont? Any relation to Mr. Metropolitan who ran one of the opera houses across the way.?

least favorite Broadway theater boo.

3:21 cue one of the greatest musicals of all time

Saw the Beauty Queen of Leenane there

1:46 anyone else getting goosebumps?