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Ziegfeld Theatre

Address:
6th Avenue at W. 54th St., Roof

New York, NY

BUILT: 1927

CLOSED: 1965

DEMOLISHED: 1966

SEATING CAPACITY: 1660
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Ziegfeld Theatre History

Opened January 2, 1927

Shows at the Ziegfeld Theatre

DATES PRODUCTION
11/29/1965 - 12/11/1965 Anya (1965)
11/15/1965 - 12/11/1965 Anya (1965)
2/16/1964 - 4/18/1964 Foxy (1964)
2/16/1964 - 4/18/1964 Foxy (1964)
4/10/1963 - 5/11/1963 Danny Kaye (1963)
2/27/1963 - 4/6/1963 The Jack Benny Show (1963)
1/28/1963 - 2/23/1963 An Evening with Maurice Chevalier (1963)
9/27/1955 - 10/23/1955 Hear! Hear! (1955)
9/26/1955 - 10/23/1955 Hear! Hear! (1955)
12/3/1953 - 4/23/1955 Kismet (1953)
12/3/1953 - 4/23/1955 Kismet (1953)
3/10/1953 - 11/28/1953 Porgy and Bess (1953)
3/10/1953 - 11/28/1953 Porgy and Bess (1953)
12/1/1952 - 12/6/1952 Hamlet (1952)
11/27/1952 - 11/29/1952 La Repetition ou L'Amour Puni (1952)
11/24/1952 - 12/20/1952 Occupe-toi d'Amelie (1952)
11/17/1952 - 12/20/1952 Les Proces (1952)
5/5/1952 - 7/5/1952 Of Thee I Sing (1952)
5/5/1952 - 7/5/1952 Of Thee I Sing (1952)
12/20/1951 - 4/13/1952 Antony and Cleopatra (1951)
12/19/1951 - 4/12/1952 Caesar and Cleopatra (1951)
10/8/1951 - 11/24/1951 Music in the Air (1951)
10/8/1951 - 11/24/1951 Music in the Air (1951)
1/29/1950 - 1/29/1950 ANTA Album (1950)
12/8/1949 - 9/15/1951 Gentlemen Prefer Blondes (1949)
12/8/1949 - 9/15/1951 Gentlemen Prefer Blondes (1949)
9/6/1949 - 10/15/1949 Cochran's 1931 Revue (1949)
9/6/1949 - 10/15/1949 Blackouts of 1949 (1949)
12/29/1948 - 1/15/1949 The Rape of Lucretia (1948)
9/20/1948 - 12/4/1948 Magdalena (1948)
9/20/1948 - 12/4/1948 Magdalena (1948)
1/25/1948 - Benefit: Spanish Refugee Appeal (1948)
1/11/1948 - Iva Kitchell (1948)
11/9/1947 - 12/7/1947 Harald Kreutzberg (1947)
4/20/1947 - Barbara (1947)
3/13/1947 - 7/31/1948 Brigadoon (1947)
3/13/1947 - 7/31/1948 Brigadoon (1947)
2/24/1947 - Martha Graham (1947)
1/5/1946 - 1/4/1947 Show Boat (1946)
1/5/1946 - 1/4/1947 Show Boat (1946)
10/16/1945 - 12/22/1945 The Red Mill (1945)
6/1/1945 - 6/28/1845 Concert Varieties (1945)
12/7/1944 - 5/12/1945 Seven Lively Arts (1944)
12/7/1944 - 5/12/1945 Seven Lively Arts (1944)
3/8/1932 - 3/8/1932 Hot-Cha! (1932)
3/8/1932 - 6/18/1932 Hot-Cha! (1932)
7/1/1931 - 11/21/1931 Ziegfeld Follies of 1931 (1931)
7/1/1931 - 11/21/1931 Ziegfeld Follies of 1931 (1931)
11/18/1930 - 11/18/1930 Smiles (1930)
11/18/1930 - 1/10/1931 Smiles (1930)
2/18/1930 - 6/14/1930 Simple Simon (1930)
11/5/1929 - 2/1/1930 Bitter Sweet (1929)
7/2/1929 - 10/5/1929 Show Girl (1929)
7/2/1929 - 10/5/1929 Show Girl (1929)
12/27/1927 - 5/4/1929 Show Boat (1927)
12/27/1927 - 5/4/1929 Show Boat (1927)
2/2/1927 - Rio Rita (1927)
- Hedwig and the Angry Inch (2007)

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