For Theater-Curious Dudes
Broadway theaters are like living artifacts, monuments of brick, marble, and velvet that keep the city’s artistic lifeblood flowing night after night. Among them, the Bernard B. Jacobs Theatre, perched…
Guys like stories about dead bodies. Maybe they remind us of our own mortality. Or maybe they represent the cold and unforgiving world we’re all trying to survive. Or maybe…
Look, we get it. You’re excited to be at a Broadway show. Maybe you’re new to the theater scene, maybe you’re tagging along with a date, or maybe you just…
At 252 West 45th Street—between Seventh and Eighth Avenues in Midtown Manhattan—stands the legendary John Golden Theatre, a beloved venue in the Broadway Theater District. Originally opening on February 24, 1927 as the…
I think the value of art is that it teaches us how to navigate this complex and nuanced experience called life. Broadway is no exception. Whether it’s an emotional drama,…
When the final curtain falls, the applause fades, and the theater empties for the night, a single light remains behind—glowing steadily center stage. This lone bulb, perched atop a tall…
Broadway is lined with theaters of varying scale, age, and character, but few can match the intimacy and charm of the Music Box Theatre. Tucked onto West 45th Street, just…
Broadway May Shine in NYC, But Its Roots Are in Your Hometown When people think of theater, they picture the glittering lights of Times Square and the roaring applause of…
You’re probably here because Broadway, in one way or another, has connected with your soul. Very cool. We know how you feel. Maybe it was Hamilton. Maybe it was Wicked.…
In a city where every block seems steeped in theater history, Theater 555 has managed to carve out a distinctive identity while honoring the legacy of its past tenants. Nestled…