Bijou Theatre, Historic theatre in Manhattan
The Bijou Theatre was a small playhouse located on Broadway.
It was built in 1917 and operated until closing in 1982.
This venue hosted a variety of plays and became a hallmark for off-Broadway productions.
Tourists cannot visit the Bijou Theatre today as it was demolished.
The Bijou was known for an 'actor’s graveyard,' where flops supposedly led performers to career demise.
Location: Manhattan
Address: 209 W. 45th Street, New York, NY 10036
GPS coordinates: 40.74720,-73.98860
Source: Wikimedia
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