Eugene O'Neill Theatre (Broadway) - Theater Information

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HISTORY: The Eugene O'Neill Theatre was built in 1925 and designed by architect Herbert J. Krapp, who designed nearly half of the current Broadway theatres, including the Lyceum, Shubert, Booth, New Amsterdam and Longacre Theatres. Originally named the Forrest Theatre, after Edwin Forrest, the first American-Born Broadway star, the theatre was the first to combine a theatre with a hotel, and was the first to use steel frame construction, which had only previously been used for skyscrapers. The theatre was renamed the Coronet Theatre in 1945, and in 1953 was renamed again after Eugene O'Neill! It was the first theater to be named after a playwright. Learn More in Theatre Stories
Address: 230 West 49th St. New York, NY BUILT: 1925 SEATING CAPACITY: 1066 View Seating Chart	View Larger Map

Theatre History
DATES			PRODUCTION
2/24/2011	-	?	The Book of Mormon (2021)
10/19/2009	-	1/2/2011	Fela! (2009)
2/9/2009	-	5/21/2009	33 Variations (2009)
3/31/2008	-	3/31/2008	You May Now Worship Me (2008)
11/16/2006	-	1/18/2009	Spring Awakening (2006)
10/3/2005	-	9/3/2006	Sweeney Todd (2005)
12/20/2004	-	4/24/2005	Good Vibrations (2005)
4/13/2004	-	8/29/2004	Caroline, or Change (2004)
3/21/2003	-	12/14/2003	Nine (2003)
11/17/2002	-	11/18/2002	Short Talks on the Universe (2002)
9/25/2000	-	9/1/2002	The Full Monty (2000)
2/17/2000	-	5/28/2000	Waiting in the Wings (1999)
12/27/1999	-	2/5/2000	Wrong Mountain (2000)
1/22/1999	-	11/7/1999	Death of a Salesman (1999)
10/1/1998	-	10/17/1998	More to Love (1998)
3/27/1998	-	4/26/1998	The Herbal Bed (1998)
4/23/1994	-	1/25/1998	Grease (1994)
3/20/1992	-	5/2/1993	Five Guys Named Moe (1992)
12/17/1991	-	12/29/1991	A Christmas Carol (1991)
3/26/1991	-	6/30/1991	Penn & Teller: The Refrigerator Tour (1991)
1/29/1991	-	3/2/1991	La Bete (1991)
3/14/1990	-	8/1/1990	Cat on a Hot Tin Roof (1990)
3/13/1988	-	1/27/1990	M. Butterfly (1988)
10/13/1987	-	10/18/1987	Tom Waits in Concert on Broadway (1987)
4/5/1985	-	9/20/1987	Big River (1985)
11/24/1983	-	2/19/1984	The Glass Menagerie (1983)
1/30/1983	-	2/22/1983	Moose Murders (1983)
12/6/1982	-	12/18/1982	Monday After the Miracle (1982)
10/4/1982	-	10/23/1982	The Wake of Jamey Foster (1982)
5/25/1982	-	7/24/1982	The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas (1982)
12/26/1981	-	2/21/1982	Little Me (1982)
10/29/1981	-	12/6/1981	Annie (1977)
3/25/1981	-	5/9/1981	Fools (1981)
3/15/1980	-	1/11/1981	I Ought to Be in Pictures (1980)
1/16/1979	-	12/9/1979	Chapter Two (1977)
4/10/1978	-	4/22/1978	Diversions and Delights (1978)
11/16/1977	-	1/1/1978	Your Arms Too Short to Box With God (1976)
6/7/1976	-	7/2/1977	California Suite (1976)
10/15/1975	-	5/2/1976	Yentl (1975)
12/3/1974	-	3/22/1975	God's Favorite (1974)
11/19/1973	-	5/25/1974	The Good Doctor (1973)
10/9/1971	-	9/29/1973	The Prisoner of Second Avenue (1971)
12/28/1969	-	9/4/1971	Last of the Red Hot Lovers (1969)
2/3/1969	-	5/18/1969	Canterbury Tales (1969)
1/8/1968	-	10/19/1968	Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead (1967)
10/30/1967	-	11/1/1967	The Freaking Out of Stephanie Blake ()
8/1/1966	-	7/2/1967	The Odd Couple (1965)
3/3/1966	-	3/12/1966	Happily Never After (1966)
11/1/1965	-	11/3/1965	Mating Dance (1965)
1/17/1965	-	2/5/1966	The Great Indoors (1966)
10/28/1964	-	11/21/1964	Something More! (1964)
3/20/1964	-	4/4/1964	Never Live Over a Pretzel Factory (1964)
4/22/1963	-	1/11/1964	She Loves Me (1963)
4/4/1962	-	4/13/1963	A Thousand Clowns (1962)
12/26/1961	-	4/1/1962	Ross (1961)
10/11/1961	-	12/9/1961	Let it Ride (1961)
4/25/1961	-	5/6/1961	The Young Abe Lincoln (1961)
1/11/1961	-	4/8/1961	Show Girl (1961)
12/12/1960	-	1/7/1961	The Hostage (1960)
10/19/1960	-	11/19/1960	Face of a Hero (1960)
4/13/1960	-	5/7/1960	A Second String (1960)
2/22/1960	-	2/23/1960	The Cool World (1960)
1/13/1960	-	1/16/1960	A Distant Bell (1960)
11/28/1959	-	12/19/1959	A Loss of Roses (1959)