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James Earl Jones Theatre, located at 138 West 48th Street, New York City, was originally opened in 1912 as the Cort Theatre. It was renamed in 2022 to honor the legendary actor James Earl Jones. The theater is known for its elegant Italian Renaissance-style architecture and intimate atmosphere, making it a cherished venue for Broadway productions. It has hosted a wide range of notable plays and musicals throughout its history. The James Earl Jones Theatre continues to be a significant part of Broadway, celebrating its rich legacy and ongoing contribution to the performing arts. Read more about Theater.

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