Lyceum Theatre

Herts and Tallant built it in the Beaux-Arts style in 1903, briefly billed as the New Lyceum, and it is one of the three surviving houses from that year. The 922 seats run across three levels under the Shubert Organization; The Proud Prince opened it and Born Yesterday holds its longest run. Oh, Mary! is the current production.

Street Address

149 W. 45th St.

Year Opened

1903

Building Height (m)

30.3

Category: Events

Tags: broadway, theatre, 1903, shubert, beaux-arts

Coordinates: 40.7578829, -73.984494

Part of The Broadway theatres

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