Orpheum Theatre

• Stomp (Off-Broadway Production, 1994)
  February 27, 1994 - no date entered yet
• Davy Jones' Locker (Off-Broadway Revival, 1987)
  December 20, 1987 - January 10, 1988
• Little Shop of Horrors (Original Off-Broadway Production, 1982)
  July 27, 1982 - November 1, 1987
• Song Night in the City (Original Off-Broadway Production, 1980)
  April 16, 1980 - April 27, 1980
• Big Bad Burlesque (Original Off-Broadway Production, 1979)
  August 14, 1979 - November 18, 1979
• My Old Friends (Commercial Off-Broadway Transfer, 1979)
  January 12, 1979 - April 8, 1979
• Rainbow (Original Off-Broadway Production, 1972)
  December 18, 1972 - January 28, 1973
• The Me Nobody Knows (Original Off-Broadway Production, 1970)
  May 18, 1970 - November 15, 1970
• Your Own Thing (Original Off-Broadway Production, 1968)
  January 13, 1968 - April 5, 1970
• Babes in the Wood (Original Off-Broadway Production, 1964)
  December 28, 1964 - February 7, 1965
• Cindy (Original Off-Broadway Production, 1964)
  September 24, 1964 - December 13, 1964
• Jo (Original Off-Broadway Production, 1964)
  February 12, 1964 - no date entered yet
• Anything Goes (Off-Broadway Revival, 1962)
  May 15, 1962 - December 9, 1962
• Half-Past Wednesday (Original Off-Broadway Production, 1962)
  April 17, 1962 - May 6, 1962
• Half-Past Wednesday (Original Off-Broadway Production, 1962)
  April 6, 1962 - April 7, 1962
• Madame Aphrodite (Original Off-Broadway Production, 1961)
  December 29, 1961 - no date entered yet
• Little Mary Sunshine (Original Off-Broadway Production, 1959)
  November 18, 1959 - no date entered yet
• Chic (Original Off-Broadway Production, 1959)
  May 19, 1959 - May 1959

Built: 1880
Closed: year not entered yet
Demolished: year not entered yet
Seating Capacity: 347

Location Info

126 Second Ave. (7th & St. Mark's Place)
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• Orpheum Theatre (1950)
• Players Theatre (1880s)

Was the premiere Yiddish theatre in the early 1900s. It is the oldest site of continuous entertainment in Mahattan. Became an off-Broadway theatre in the 1950s.