Hudson Theatre, Historic theatre in United States
The Hudson Theatre is a historical site, designated as one of the National Register of Historic Places.
Situated in Manhattan, it represents a significant part of American theatrical tradition and culture.
It serves multiple functions being a live performance venue, film house, and television studio.
Despite its vintage appeal, it has been renovated for modern day comforts without losing its historic charm.
Location: Manhattan
Inception: October 19, 1903
Official opening: 1903
Capacity: 970
Address: 139-141 West 44th Street
Website: thehudsonbroadway.com
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