Lunt-Fontanne Theatre

Opened in 1910 as the Globe with The Old Town, and renamed in 1957 for the married acting pair Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fontanne. The Beaux-Arts auditorium seats 1,519 under the Nederlander Organization, which makes it one of the larger non-Shubert houses, and Beauty and the Beast holds its longest run.

Street Address

205 W. 46th St.

Year Opened

1910

Website

luntfontannetheatre.com/

Building Height (m)

26.2

Category: Events

Tags: broadway, theatre, 1910, nederlander, beaux-arts

Coordinates: 40.7591832, -73.9858937

Part of The Broadway theatres

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