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New York, New York
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It was renamed in 1904 after The New York Times moved its headquarters there, and the area quickly became a bustling hub for Broadway shows.
It's because the street was one of the first to be fully illuminated by electric lights, creating a dazzling spectacle at night!
This tunnel was used by actors to travel between the Shubert and Booth Theatres without being seen by fans or paparazzi!
A single light bulb is left on stage overnight to ward off ghosts and ensure safety, a superstition that dates back to the days of gas-lit theaters.
Opened in 1903, it has hosted countless legendary performances and is a designated New York City landmark.
These exclusive seats offer a unique view and were originally designed for the elite to be seen as much as to see the show!
