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Henry Miller's Theatre / Stephen Sondheim Theatre

124 West 43rd Street

New York, NY 10036

Opened: 1918 / 2009

Seats: 950 (1918), 1,055 (2009)

Architects: Paul R. Allen, Ingalls and Hoffman (1918), Cook+Fox (2009)

Built by Henry Miller and served as a lovely, intimate, three-tiered legit theatre until 1969. Past productions included Our Town (1938), Born Yesterday (1948), The Subject was Roses (1965), Urinetown (2001). Spent time as a porn movie house and nightclub before reopening in 1998 with a revival of Cabaret. Her charm outlived her economic usefulness and the body of the theatre was destroyed in 2004 with the landmarked facade incorporated into a new skyscraper that included a completely new subterranean Broadway theatre.

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