#1
Posted: 8/26/06 at 11:23pm
What is your favorite broadway theater?
Your Favorite Broadway Theater
#2
Posted: 8/26/06 at 11:24pm
gershwin
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#3
Posted: 8/26/06 at 11:26pm
I've only been in two, but I liked the Imperial.
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#4
Posted: 8/26/06 at 11:32pm
The Music Box.
oh, I just love it!
oh, I just love it!
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#6
Posted: 8/26/06 at 11:37pm
The Eugene O'Neill. Maybe because I love Eugene O'Neill.
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- Tom Stoppard, Shipwreck
#7
Posted: 8/26/06 at 11:38pm
I loved the Eugene O'Neil.
I am a firm believer in serendipity- all the random pieces coming together in one wonderful moment, when suddenly you see what their purpose was all along.
#8
Posted: 8/26/06 at 11:56pm
Well, I haven't been in many but I like the Nederlander.
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#9
Gershwin (less cramped than other theatres)
And the Music Box! I love that theatre and can't wait for something else to play in there!
Posted: 8/27/06 at 12:01am
Gershwin (less cramped than other theatres)
And the Music Box! I love that theatre and can't wait for something else to play in there!
#10
Posted: 8/27/06 at 12:02am
I like the cozyness of the Cort.
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#11
Posted: 8/27/06 at 12:27am
The Music Box
It still has its original name, named for Irving Berlin's Music Box Revues. It was intentionally made small in order to accomodate intimate musicals that favored good writing over spectacle. It saw premieres of musicals by the Gershwins, Rodgers and Hart and Noel Coward. Its decor is warm and pretty.
It still has its original name, named for Irving Berlin's Music Box Revues. It was intentionally made small in order to accomodate intimate musicals that favored good writing over spectacle. It saw premieres of musicals by the Gershwins, Rodgers and Hart and Noel Coward. Its decor is warm and pretty.
#13
Posted: 8/27/06 at 12:41am
Broadway Theatre had pretty comfortable seats to my memory.
#14
Posted: 8/27/06 at 12:45am
I love the Marquis i don't know why.
Love the Music Box because of the decor and pretty much the whole Berlin thing. (They should NEVER rename it)
I loved The Lunt-Fountaine during Titanic. The Beautiful blue walls. When i saw the brown walls for BATB i almost cried.
Love the Music Box because of the decor and pretty much the whole Berlin thing. (They should NEVER rename it)
I loved The Lunt-Fountaine during Titanic. The Beautiful blue walls. When i saw the brown walls for BATB i almost cried.
#15
Posted: 8/27/06 at 1:28am
Ooooh the Shubert. So many memories!
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#16
Posted: 8/27/06 at 1:31am
I like the Gershwin and the Shubert, but I really love the way everything's decorated at the Circle in the Square. It makes me feel like I'm in middle school again, and it's so intimate/close, I love it.
#17
Posted: 8/27/06 at 7:53am
i love the Al Hirschfeld
it's very cozy and it's very historic looking
i also like the Broadway
it's very cozy and it's very historic looking
i also like the Broadway
#18
Posted: 8/27/06 at 8:11am
I love the Gershwin, mainly because if the seats are raised more than any other theater.
Also:
Lunt- Fontanne
Al Hirschfeld
Neil Simon
Also:
Lunt- Fontanne
Al Hirschfeld
Neil Simon
#19
Posted: 8/27/06 at 8:29am
I liked the Lunt-Fontanne theater.
This isn't in NYC, but I loved the architecture inside the Opera House in Boston.
This isn't in NYC, but I loved the architecture inside the Opera House in Boston.
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#20
Posted: 8/27/06 at 8:32am
St James, Imperial, Majestic and Gershwin.... in no order 
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#21
Posted: 8/27/06 at 9:27am
Probably a tie between the Gershwin and Lunt-Fontanne.
Least favorite probably Richard Rogers, the seat were uncomfortable and the mezzanine was really steep
Least favorite probably Richard Rogers, the seat were uncomfortable and the mezzanine was really steep
#22
Posted: 8/27/06 at 9:31am
Majestic, New Amsterdam and Shubert.
#23
Posted: 8/27/06 at 12:24pm
The Shubert and New Amsterdam.
There is so much history about each theater, its astonishing.
There is so much history about each theater, its astonishing.
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#24
Posted: 8/27/06 at 12:36pm
I love the grandeur of the Palace, but I love the facade of the Al Hirschfeld.
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To Kill A Mockingbird
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#25
Posted: 8/27/06 at 12:46pm
The Gershwin. It's the only theatre in New York with legroom.
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