Park Theatre

• Metamora, or, the Last of the Pollywogs (Original Broadway Production, 1848)
  March 6, 1848 - April 22, 1848
• The Bohemian Girl (New York Production, 1844)
  November 25, 1844 - December 14, 1844
• The Deep, Deep Sea (New York Revival, 1839)
  July 29, 1839 - no date entered yet
• The Deep, Deep Sea (New York Revival (ii), 1835)
  December 15, 1835 - no date entered yet
• The Deep, Deep Sea, or, the Sea Serpent! (New York Revival (i), 1835)
  August 19, 1835 - no date entered yet
• Family Jars (Original Broadway Production, 1835)
  May 21, 1835 - no date entered yet
• The Loan of a Lover (Original Broadway Production, 1835)
  April 7, 1835 - no date entered yet
• The Deep, Deep Sea, or, the Sea Serpent! (New York Production, 1834)
  November 15, 1834 - July 4, 1835
• The Devil's Brother (Original New York Production, 1833)
  June 20, 1833 - no date entered yet
• Tom and Jerry (Broadway Revival, 1823)
  October 2, 1823 - no date entered yet
• Tom and Jerry, or, Life in London (Original Broadway Production, 1823)
  March 3, 1823 - July 4, 1823
• Brother and Sister (Original Broadway Production, 1816)
  January 5, 1816 - no date entered yet

Built: 1798
Venue Status: Status unknown
Seating Capacity: 2600

Location Info

21-5 Park Row (24th Street West of Broadway)
New York, NY

• Park Theatre (unknown)
• New Park Theatre (1821)
• New Theatre (1798)

The first important theatre in America. It was known as the Old Drury of America and was New York's only playhouse for 25 years.

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Built to replace the John Street Theatre.

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Burned in 1820 and rebuilt. It reopened in 1821 as the New Park Theatre. In 1841, it was used as a circus and burned in 1848 but never rebuilt.