Ruby Theatre, Movie theater in Midtown Manhattan, United States
The Ruby Theatre is a movie theater in Midtown Manhattan with three distinct seating levels and a speakeasy-inspired layout. The interior features floor-to-ceiling bookshelves throughout the space and a full-service bar where guests can order drinks during screenings.
The theater opened in 1914 and has remained part of New York's entertainment landscape for over a century. Its long history reflects the evolution of cinema and live performance in Manhattan.
The theater hosts a diverse range of film screenings and live performances, including the interactive Drunk Shakespeare production. Visitors experience a blend of contemporary entertainment within a space that maintains theatrical traditions.
The theater sits near the 42nd Street-Bryant Park subway station, making it easy to reach by public transportation. Its central location allows visitors to easily explore nearby attractions before or after attending a performance.
Guests enjoy beverages from a full-service bar while seated during performances. The walls are covered with thousands of books, giving the space the feel of a literary retreat in the heart of the city.
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