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Booths Theatre

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Broadway Closed 18691883 on this page18 productions

By decade18 productions across 3 decades

  1. 1860s 2
  2. 1870s 13
  3. 1880s 3

Counted from the productions we hold, which are Broadway and a partial West End. A quiet decade here can mean a dark theatre and can mean a gap in the record.

Longest runs hereby performances

1871 Little Nell and the Marchioness August 14, 1871 28 perf.
1871 The Little Detective September 18, 1871 7 perf.
1871 The Pet of the Petticoats!/Family Jars September 11, 1871 7 perf.

Ranked among the 3 runs here that carry a performance count. 15 do not, so a longer run may be sitting outside this table with an empty field.

Everything that played here18 productions

1869 Mary Warner October 18, 1869 · Original
1869 Romeo and Juliet February 3, 1869 · Revival
1870 A New Way to Pay Old Debts March 22, 1870 · Original
1870 Fox Versus Goose May 9, 1870 · Original
1870 Lost Ashore May 9, 1870 · Original
1870 Macbeth March 28, 1870 · Revival
1870 Rip Van Winkle August 15, 1870 · Revival
1870 Taking the Chances May 30, 1870 · Original
1870 The School for Reform May 9, 1870 · Original
1870 The Widow Hunt April 18, 1870 · Original
1871 Little Nell and the Marchioness August 14, 1871 · Revival 28 perf.
1871 The Little Detective September 18, 1871 · Revival 7 perf.
1871 The Pet of the Petticoats!/Family Jars September 11, 1871 · Revival 7 perf.
1872 The Bells August 19, 1872 · Original
1874 Belle Lamar August 10, 1874 · Original
1880 Adrienne Lecouveur November 8, 1880 · Revival
1882 Fun in a Green Room April 10, 1882 · Original
1883 The Outlaw April 16, 1883 · Original

What this page does not know

  • What played here before Broadway record-keeping starts, and what played here outside it: concerts, benefits, film runs, anything that was not a listed production.
  • How long 15 of these runs lasted. We don't have a performance count.
  • When 14 of these runs ended. They carry an opening date and no closing date, and they are old enough that they certainly closed. Nobody wrote down the date.
  • When the building opened.
  • How many seats.
  • Who built it.
  • Any photograph of the building.

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