You are standing on the ground where the Colonial Theatre once stood at Broadway and 62nd Street. When this venue opened in 1905, its auditorium was uniquely wide and shallow, a layout designed to bring the balcony unusually close to the stage. This architecture created an intimate atmosphere that set it apart from the massive, cavernous playhouses typical of the era.
Colonial Theatre (New York City)
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