Comedy Cellar

Why You’ll Love It

A combination of the original Lyric (1903) and the Apollo (1920) Theatres, the Lyric combines innovative technology and the finest acoustics with a long-established sense of contact between the actors and the audience. Designed by Richard Lewis Blind

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The Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre, formerly known as the Plymouth Theatre, has been hosting Broadway productions since 1917. It was the first independent commission of architect Herbert Krapp - the interior resembling Adamsesque detailing and the more or

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The Al Hirschfeld Theatre was designed by architect G. Albert Lansburgh and built by vaudeville promoter Martin Beck, whom the theatre was originally named after. Lansburgh incorporated Byzantine, Moorish, and Islamic elements into much of his work,

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In this captivating theatrical adventure, Harry Potter's son Albus forms an unexpected friendship with Draco Malfoy's son, setting off a time-altering journey filled with thrilling spells and epic battles that could reshape the past and future.

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Originally known as the Royale when it was originally built in 1927, the Bernard B. Jacobs Theatre is known for its eclectic and romantic style and rich history. The interior was lovingly designed by Roman Melzer, an architect for Czar Nicholas II in

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Once known as the Guild Theatre, the August Wilson Theatre opened in 1925 and was renamed in 2005 after the respected playwright to honor his contributions to Broadway. It was designed to resemble a 15th-century Tuscan villa and sits amongst some of

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The first Broadway theater to be built since 1928 and part of a complex that included the Metropolitan Opera, the New York City Ballet, and the New York Philharmonic, the Vivian Beaumont Theater was one of the most important cultural commissions in t