From Broadway Classics to European Avant-Garde, New York’s Fall Programming Runs the Gamut
We're not just short-listing major Broadway shows, daring plays and musicals Off but also work by women artists we're excited to see.
Booth Theatre
Booth Theatre, located at 222 West 45th Street, New York City, opened in 1913. It was named after the famous 19th-century actor Edwin Booth. The theater is known for its intimate setting and has hosted a variety of notable Broadway productions, including plays by Tennessee Williams and Arthur Miller. Its elegant design and excellent acoustics provide a unique experience for theatergoers. The Booth Theatre remains a cherished venue in the Broadway community, known for its rich history and high-quality performances. Read more about Theater, Dance and Music.
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