The Supper Club

• Those Were the Days (Original Broadway Production, 1990)
  November 7, 1990 - no date entered yet
• A Change in the Heir (Original Broadway Production, 1990)
  April 29, 1990 - May 13, 1990
• Oh! Calcutta! (Broadway Revival, 1976)
  September 24, 1976 - August 6, 1989
• Me and Bessie (Original Broadway Production, 1975)
  December 3, 1975 - December 5, 1976
• Boccaccio (Original Broadway Production, 1975)
  November 24, 1975 - November 30, 1975
• Hard Job Being God (Original Off-Broadway Production, 1972)
  May 15, 1975 - May 20, 1972
• Don't Bother Me, I Can't Cope (Original Broadway Production, 1972)
  June 13, 1972 - October 27, 1974
• Hard Job Being God (Original Off-Broadway Production, 1972)
  May 15, 1972 - no date entered yet
• That's Entertainment (Original Broadway Production, 1972)
  April 14, 1972 - April 16, 1972
• Johnny Johnson (Broadway Revival, 1971)
  April 11, 1971 - April 11, 1971
• Show Me Where the Good Times Are (Original Off-Broadway Production, 1970)
  March 5, 1970 - March 29, 1970
• Razzle Dazzle (Original Off-Broadway Production, 1951)
  February 19, 1951 - February 24, 1951
• Razzle Dazzle (Original Off-Broadway Production, 1951)
  February 19, 1951 - no date entered yet
• The Medium (Broadway Revival, 1950)
  July 19, 1950 - October 14, 1950
• The Telephone (Broadway Revival, 1950)
  July 19, 1950 - October 14, 1950
• Give Me Liberty (Original Off-Broadway Production, 1975)
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• Babes in Toyland (Edison Theatre Revival, 1975)
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• Give Me Liberty (Original Off-Broadway Production, 1975)
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Location Info

240 West 47th St.
New York, NY

• Arena Theatre (unknown)
• The Supper Club (1991)
• Edison Theatre (1970)
• Edison Ballsoon (1931)

Located in the Hotel Edison, the venue boasts 25-foot vaulted and gilded ceilings, marble staircases and booths of crimson velvet. As a ballroon, it played host to acts such as Duke Ellington and Lionel Hampton.