Broadway Theater Graveyard- Page 2
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Chorus Member Joined: 5/30/03
re: re: re: re: Broadway Theater Graveyard#25
Posted: 7/3/03 at 9:31pmThank you broadwayguy2. I know Radio City TECHNICALLY isn't, but some people count it as being a Broadway house since it is in that general area and it is the most know of the NY theaters. I am thinking about doing some research on Broadway theaters past and present for a project.
Broadway Legend Joined: 5/18/03
re: re: re: re: re: Broadway Theater Graveyard#26
Posted: 7/3/03 at 9:34pmIf you look in the "Best Plays of" published every season, they list all Radio City productions in the "Broadway" section.
Chorus Member Joined: 5/30/03
re: re: re: re: re: re: Broadway Theater Graveyard#27
Posted: 7/4/03 at 11:41pm
That brings up another question for me. How big generally are off-broadway houses on average? Are they smaller in stage area or in seating?
Broadway Legend Joined: 5/15/03
re: Broadway Theater Graveyard#28
Posted: 7/5/03 at 8:23am
A legit Off-Broadway house has to have between 199 and 499 seats. Most Off-Broadway stages are smaller than Broadway houses, but the Little Shubert has a big stage, and New York Theatre Workshop, where Rent began, actually has a larger stage than the Nederlander.
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