Welcome to the New York Shows

New York City is the city of many colors and faces. It is a city which not just symbolize the American business spirit and wealth, but is also beacon of illustrious heritage and glory of the nation. The city proudly flaunts of a number of New York City attractions and monuments. From old historic landmarks to modern architectural wonders, New York has everything.

One of the most beautiful structures in the city are the old and majestic theaters situated in Broadway and adjoining areas. Broadway and the surrounding region is a major tourist draw, and the area is known as the “Broadway theater district”. If one is looking for avenues of entertainment in NYC, then Broadway should come on the top of the list. In Broadway, one can watch not just the perfectly designed and carved theaters, but can also catch on the famed New York shows and plays.

One of the most famous and historical theaters is New York is the Eugene O' Neil theatre. Lying at 230 W 49th street, betwee
Broadway and 8th avenue, this theater shows the style traits of a typical Shubert built and Krapp design, with a simple exterior hiding a majestic Adamsque interior. This theater was opened for public in November, 1925, it's first ever show being “Mayflowers”. During its 86 year long existence, the Eugene O' Neil has witnessed more than three thousand performances on its historic stage.

If you are looking catch one of the famous New York Shows, then it's a must that you visit the The Winter Garden theater. Built by the famous architect Herbert J Krapp in 1911, the theater is a piece of architectural excellence at 1634, Broadway. Even now, the Winter Graden is rewriting new records of sucess with its new offering “Mama Mia”, which has sold all the available for next year in advance.

Not very far from Winter Garden, at 213 West 42nd street, lies another popular theater, The Foxwoods. Opened in 1997, Foxwoods combines the magnificence and aura of an old theater with the conveniences of new one. Foxwoods was constructed because of the need of a Broadway musical house, which has amenities like greater seat capacity, a larger stage and access for handicapped. Foxwoods perfectly filled that void with poise and elegance.

Apart from these New York City attractions, there are many other popular theaters like Gershwin, New Amsterdam and Vivian Beaumont and Imperial theater.