The Lunt-Fontanne Theatre is a Broadway theatre company located in New York City. Architects Carrere & Hastings designed the 1400-seats theatre. Producer Charles Dillingham built the theatre in 1910 and lost it in 1931. It became a movie house and was bought by the Brandt chain in 1936. City Playhouses Incorporated bought it in 1957. The theatre was extensively renovated and reopened as the Lunt-Fontanne in 1958, and the Nederlander Organization bought it in 1973. Lunt-Fontanne has hosted plays and musicals such as The Sound of Music, Much Ado About Nothing, Hamlet as well as Beauty and the Beast, A Midsummer Night s Dream, Titanic and Hello Dolly.
New World Stages - The Green Room is a cozy lounge serving a short menu comprising signature cocktails and bottled beer. Patrons visiting New World Stages often stop by this bar for getting a drink before the show or during intervals. New World Stages - The Green Room is the ideal place for quenching your thirst by grabbing a chilled one or for simply catching up with a friend. They also let you take your drinks inside the theater so that you can sip your favorite drink while enjoying the show.
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Village Underground in New York is probably one of the best places to catch the foremost names of the city's live music scene. The bands that play here usually play much larger venues, but the smaller space here simply intensifies the effect of the great music. Well-known celebrities like Mariah Carey and Stevie Wonder have been known to drop in here regularly and Bob Dylan used to play here back in the sixties. Village Underground also hosts open-mic nights and comedy performances at its sub-venue, the Comedy Cellar. Drop in for a memorable musical night.
