Stephen Sondheim Theatre, New York
Originally opened as Henry Miller's Theatre.
Designed in 1918 by architects Ingalls and Hoffmann alongside Paul Allen.
Known since 2010 as the Stephen Sondheim Theatre
Selected Past Productions
- & Juliet (2023?)
- Anything Goes (2011) starring Sutton Foster. More than 400 performances.
- 2010 - Venue renamed after Stephen Sondheim.
- 2007 - The Roundabout Theatre Company assumed management of the venue as it reopened.
- 2004 - the building that housed the theatre was demolished with only the facade preserved. A new skyscraper was constructed on the site, and the theatre was completely rebuilt at the base of it.
- Urinetown (2001)
- A crane accident at an adjacent construction site caused the Cabaret production to move to Studio 54, while the street was closed for repairs.
- Cabaret (1998) presented by the Roundabout Theatre Company
- The venue relaunched as the discotheque Xenon.
- The venue became a cinema showing adult films
- Hotel Paradiso (1957) starring Bert Lahr and Angela Lansbury (her Broadway debut)
- Witness for the Prosecution
- The Moon is Blue
- The Cocktail Party () by T.S.Eliot
- Our Town (1938) by Thornton Wilder
- Henry Miller dies, and his son Gilbert Miller takes over running the venue (1926)
- La La Lucille () first musical with a complete score by George Gershwin
- The Vortex (1925)
- The Changelings (1923)