Helen Hayes Theatre

• The Five O'Clock Girl (Broadway Revival, 1981)
  January 28, 1981 - February 8, 1981
• Perfectly Frank (Original Broadway Production, 1980)
  November 30, 1980 - December 13, 1980
• Charlie and Algernon (Broadway Production, 1980)
  September 14, 1980 - September 28, 1980
• Strider (Broadway Production, 1979)
  November 14, 1979 - May 18, 1980
• Rodgers and Hart (Original Broadway Production, 1975)
  May 13, 1975 - August 16, 1975
• Nash at Nine (Original Broadway Production, 1973)
  May 17, 1973 - June 2, 1973
• The Me Nobody Knows (Broadway Production, 1970)
  December 18, 1970 - August 28, 1971
• New Faces (Original Broadway Production, 1934)
  March 15, 1934 - no date entered yet
• Oh, Please! (Original Broadway Production, 1926)
  December 17, 1926 - no date entered yet
• Oh, Please! (Original Broadway Production, 1926)
  December 17, 1926 - no date entered yet
• Sitting Pretty (Original Broadway Production, 1924)
  April 8, 1924 - June 7, 1924
• Bernard & Collier's Nifties of 1923 (Original Broadway Production, 1923)
  September 25, 1923 - November 3, 1923
• Nifties of 1923 (Original Broadway Production, 1923)
  September 25, 1923 - no date entered yet
• Nifties of 1923 (Original Broadway Production, 1923)
  September 25, 1923 - no date entered yet
• Orange Blossoms (Original Broadway Production, 1922)
  September 19, 1922 - December 9, 1922
• Orange Blossoms (Original Broadway Production, 1922)
  September 19, 1922 - no date entered yet
• Linger Longer, Letty (Original Broadway Production, 1919)
  November 20, 1919 - no date entered yet
• A la Broadway (Original Broadway Production, 1911)
  September 22, 1911 - September 30, 1911
• Hello, Paris (Original Broadway Production, 1911)
  September 22, 1911 - September 30, 1911
• Hello, Paris (Original Broadway Production, 1911)
  August 19, 1911 - September 21, 1911

Built: 1911
Venue Status: Status unknown
Seating Capacity: 1160

Location Info

210 West 46th Street
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• Folies Bergere Theatres (1911)
• Fulton Theatre (1911)

Originally built as a theatre/restaurant, it soon became a regular theatre.

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Demolished in 1982 following a bitter battle with protestors along with the Morosco, Astor, Victoria and Bijou to make way for the Marriott Marquis Hotel (which houses the Marquis Theatre).

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Some sources list a seating capacity of 895, but the capacity was listed as 1,164 in Variety during the runs of most of the later shows that played there. The publication Stubs, which had seating charts of Broadway and Off-Broadway theatres, also listed it at 1,160 in the 1979 edition.