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New York, New York
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The theatre was initially called the Theatre Masque when it opened in 1927, before being renamed in honor of producer John Golden in 1937.
Designed by architect Herbert J. Krapp, the theatre features a Spanish-style facade, which is quite distinctive among Broadway theatres.
Over the years, the theatre has been home to musicals, revues, and even solo performances, showcasing its versatility.
The John Golden Theatre is one of the smaller Broadway venues, with a seating capacity of approximately 804, offering an intimate viewing experience.
Notable shows such as 'Avenue Q' and 'Red' had their Broadway debuts at this theatre, going on to win Tony Awards.
