Manhattan · NYC landmark
Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre
236 West 45th Street · Manhattan, New York City
Explore the former Plymouth, associated with Arthur Hopkins’s productions and the early work of theater architect Herbert Krapp.
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NYFE Summary
Producer Arthur Hopkins managed the original Plymouth Theatre from its opening until his death in 1950. He presented Ibsen plays here and made the theater a base for his productions.
The Shuberts paired the building with the neighboring Broadhurst. Patterned brick, pale trim and a curved corner entrance connect it with the other Shubert Alley theaters. It was renamed for Shubert chairman Gerald Schoenfeld in 2005.
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Check the operator’s current opening, admission and access information before travelling. Historic status does not guarantee public access to every interior.
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