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#1

Which Broadway Theatre have you seen the MOST shows in?

Inspired by CapnHook's post, what Broadway theatre have you seen the MOST shows in?

And it doesnt count if you saw RENT or WICKED 17 times. Thats still one show.

For me, its STUDIO 54.

The People in the Picture, Brief Encounter, Waiting for Godot, Pal Joey, Sunday in the Park with George, The Ritz, The Apple Tree, and Cabaret.


Interesting... CABARET was my 1st Bwy Show (June, 2000), and PEOPLE IN THE PICTURE was my last (yesterday)
#5

Which Broadway Theatre have you seen the MOST shows in?

Without doing any homework I THINK it's what is currently known as the Foxwoods - 42nd Street, Pirate Queen, & Young Frankenstein
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#6

Which Broadway Theatre have you seen the MOST shows in?

Even though I've kept track of the dates and original casts of each of my 337 plays and musicals since 1970, I couldn't begin to fathom how often I've been to each NY Theatre.

Any theatre historians out there with an awful lot of spare time care to contribute?
#8

Which Broadway Theatre have you seen the MOST shows in?

5 at the The American Airlines Theatre: Jerry Bock Celebration, The Philanthropist, Everyday Rapture, Present Laughter and Mrs. Warren's Profession (only half though, I left).

Many theatres where I have seen 3 or 4 shows.
#9

Which Broadway Theatre have you seen the MOST shows in?

Definitely the Gaiety- Joey Stephano, Will Clark, Billy Brandt, Chris Williams, Christian Fox, Gianfranco, Carlos Morales, Rod Barry, Jason Adonis, Tristan Adonis, Hunter James, Jon Ramsey, Mark Dalton, Johnny Harden, Kip Knoll, Leo Ford and Angelo Garcia to name just the first to come to mind. Oh how I love the theater!
#11

Which Broadway Theatre have you seen the MOST shows in?

It's a four-way tie.

Jacobs (GOD OF CARNAGE and BLOODY BLOODY ANDREW JACKSON)
Helen Hayes (NEXT FALL and COLIN QUINN: LONG STORY SHORT)
Palace (BEAUTY AND THE BEAST and PRISCILLA: QUEEN OF THE DESERT)
Booth (NEXT TO NORMAL and HIGH)
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#12

Which Broadway Theatre have you seen the MOST shows in?

Without looking to confirm, I believe that mine is the American Airlines with 13: The Pajama Game, Heartbreak House, Prelude to a Kiss, Old Acquaintance, Les Liaisons Dangereuses, The 39 Steps, Hedda Gabler, The Philanthropist, After Miss Julie, Present Laughter, Everyday Rapture, Mrs. Warren's Profession, and The Importance of Being Earnest.
#13

Which Broadway Theatre have you seen the MOST shows in?

I've seen four at the Al Hirschfeld (Curtains, Hair, Elf, and How to Succeed in Business without Really Trying) and the Palace (Aida, Legally Blonde, West Side Story, and Priscilla Queen of the Desert) and 3 at the Helen Hayes, Lunt-Fontanne, Marquis and St. James. I've also had a bunch of doubles.
#14

Which Broadway Theatre have you seen the MOST shows in?

Imperial Theatre - Les Miserables, Dirty Rotten Scoundrels & Billy Elliot
Palace Theatre (where I got my Broadway V-card punched): Beauty and the Beast, Aida & Legally Blonde.
Foxwoods Theatre when it was the Ford AND the Hilton: 42nd Street and Chitty Chitty Bang Bang
Eugene O'Neill: Caroline or Change and Spring Awakening
St. James: The Producers & Gypsy w/Patti LuPone

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#15

Which Broadway Theatre have you seen the MOST shows in?

The St. James- The Producers (first Broadway show!), LuPone Gypsy, American Idiot. Some great memories there...and American Idiot. :)
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#17

Which Broadway Theatre have you seen the MOST shows in?

Of my 4 times to the big apple, I have seen 4 performances, 3 shows at the Eugene O'Neil (Sweeney Todd, Spring Awakening both OBC and Closing casts, and The Book of Mormon). Followed by it are two shows each at the St. James (Gypsy and American Idiot) and The Place (Lestat and Legally Blonde).
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#18

Which Broadway Theatre have you seen the MOST shows in?

9 way tie for me:

New Amsterdam
Foxwoods
Al Hirschfeld
Neil Simon
Jacobs
Broadway
Richard Rodgers
Lunt-Fontanne
St. James

Hm, interesting thread.
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#20

Which Broadway Theatre have you seen the MOST shows in?

what an interesting thread. i have a tie between the mariott marquis and the schoenfeld theaters - i've seen 9 (!!) shows in each of those theaters. my runners up had only 5 shows that i had seen in those venues...some theaters have shows open and close so quickly in them, that it's easy to up the number of times you're there for different shows, and the marquis and schoenfeld both seem to have that problem.
#21

Which Broadway Theatre have you seen the MOST shows in?

Tie between the St. James, Broadway, and Palace for me at 2 shows each.
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#24

Which Broadway Theatre have you seen the MOST shows in?

I think the Barrymore; definitely in terms of times visited, and I'm almost certain in number of shows, as well, but now I'm curious so I'm inspired to go check.

Edit: It's actually the Hirschfeld/Beck and the Schoenfeld/Plymouth, both with 9 each. But it's still definitely the Barrymore for most individual performances.
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