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Posted: 7/25/15 at 11:27am
Is there anyone here who has knowledge of the history of the facade of the Broadway Theatre? I know that around the time that Les Miserables played there, it's marquee was in the same vein as The Wintergarden. But, by the time Miss Saigon came in, and Les Miserables moved to the Imperial, the facade changed to what it is today, virtually identical to the office building adjacent to it. I guess I am trying to wrap my head around how this happened, and how they were able to not only have one show going while this was going on, but load out and load in another, and begin performances too. Anyone with any info?
