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Place #1
Distance: 0.34mi , Attraction : 娱乐
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270 W 47th St, New York, NY 10036, USA
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第46和47街的剧院
如果你能在这里成功，你就能在任何地方成功！位于纽约市第 47 街的剧院是充满活力的百老汇剧院区的一部分。这些剧院以上演各种广受赞誉的百老汇演出而闻名，从经典音乐剧到现代戏剧，它们极大地丰富了纽约市的戏剧文化。让我们在路过时向你介绍它们。

沿着第 47 街前行，你会在左侧看到 塞缪尔·J·弗里德曼剧院（Samuel J. Friedman Theatre），其著名剧目包括《The Height of the Storm》、《The Nap》、《The Children》和《The Minutes》。该剧院于 1925 年以 比尔特莫尔剧院（Biltmore Theatre）之名开业，并于 2008 年更名，以纪念百老汇公关人塞缪尔·J·弗里德曼。

就在街对面是 丽娜·霍恩剧院（Lena Horne Theatre），这里曾上演《Waitress》、《Spring Awakening》、《Grease》、《Rock of Ages》和《Six》等作品。该剧院于 2022 年由 曼斯菲尔德剧院（Mansfield Theatre）更名为现名。这一更名是对丽娜·霍恩在艺术和民权领域卓越贡献的重要认可。丽娜·霍恩（1917-2010）是一位开创性的非裔美国艺术家，她在娱乐行业打破了许多种族障碍。同时，她也是一名坚定的民权活动家，利用自己的影响力反对种族歧视。

在我们左侧对面是 埃塞尔·巴里摩尔剧院（Ethel Barrymore Theatre），其知名剧目包括《A Raisin in the Sun》、《The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time》和《The Band’s Visit》。该剧院于 1928 年开业，以传奇女演员 埃塞尔·巴里摩尔（Ethel Barrymore）命名，并且是当年为她建造的剧院中唯一仍然存在的一个。

想看看更多剧院吗？我们很快就要左转进入百老汇大道。那里可不缺剧院！让我们一起去看看吧。

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Place #2
Distance: 0.33mi , Attraction : 娱乐
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1565 Broadway, New York, NY 10036, USA
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百老汇
The sounds, the lights, the traffic, the smells. It can all be a bit overwhelming, especially while you’re listening to me talk. But bare with me, I’m just the messenger.
声音、灯光、交通、气味。这一切可能有点让人不知所措，尤其是在你听我讲话的时候。但请耐心点，我只是个传递信息的人。

有历史爱好者在吗？很好，那就来上一堂小课。百老汇的历史可以追溯到 19 世纪初，当时沿着百老汇街开始出现剧院。第一个重要的百老汇剧院是 公园剧院（Park Theatre），建于 1798 年。

在 19 世纪末和 20 世纪初，剧院区的兴起巩固了百老汇作为戏剧表演中心的地位。新阿姆斯特丹剧院（New Amsterdam Theatre，1903 年建成）和 宫殿剧院（Palace Theatre，1913 年建成）的建设进一步提升了百老汇的知名度。

20 世纪中期通常被认为是 百老汇的黄金时代，经典作品如《俄克拉荷马！》（1943）、《西区故事》（1957）和《窈窕淑女》（1956）定义了这一时期。

百老汇本身是一条纵贯曼哈顿的长街，但通常“百老汇”指的是 位于曼哈顿中城的剧院区。

该区域大致由南部的 41 街、北部的 54 街、东侧的 第六大道（Avenue of the Americas）和西侧的 第八大道 组成。时代广场通常被认为是剧院区的核心。百老汇是纽约市最古老的南北向街道之一，最初是 阿冈昆人的贸易路线。其名字来源于荷兰语 “Brede Weg”，意思是 “宽街”。

托尼奖（Tony Awards）成立于 1947 年，是美国戏剧界最负盛名的奖项，表彰百老汇剧院的卓越成就。获奖被认为是对任何剧目或表演者的最高认可。

虽然《歌剧魅影》是百老汇上演时间最长的剧目，但美国上演时间最长的音乐剧是 《芝加哥》，在 2011 年超越了《歌舞线上》。
Any history buffs out there? Ok, good. Time for a little lesson. Broadway's history dates back to the early 19th century when theatres began to emerge along the street of Broadway. The first significant theatre on Broadway was the Park Theatre, built in 1798.

In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, the development of the Theatre District solidified Broadway's reputation as the premier location for theatrical productions. The construction of iconic theatres such as the New Amsterdam Theatre in 1903 and the Palace Theatre in 1913 contributed to its fame.

The mid-20th century is often considered the Golden Age of Broadway, with classic productions like "Oklahoma!" (1943), "West Side Story" (1957), and "My Fair Lady" (1956) defining the era.

The thoroughfare itself is a long street that runs the length of Manhattan, but the term "Broadway" commonly refers to the Theatre District, located in Midtown Manhattan.

This area is roughly bounded by 41st Street to the south, 54th Street to the north, 6th Avenue (Avenue of the Americas) to the east, and 8th Avenue to the west. Times Square is often considered the heart of the Theatre District. Broadway is one of the oldest north-south streets in New York City, originally an Algonquin trade route. The name comes from the Dutch "Brede Weg," meaning "Broad Way.

Established in 1947, the Tony Awards are the most prestigious awards in American theatre, celebrating excellence in Broadway productions. Winning a Tony is considered a significant achievement for any show or performer. Time for some did you know.

While "The Phantom of the Opera" is the longest-running show on Broadway, the longest-running American musical is "Chicago," which surpassed "A Chorus Line" in 2011.

Many Broadway theatres are said to be haunted. The Belasco Theatre is one of the most famous, allegedly haunted by its original owner, David Belasco.

Bert Williams was one of the first African-American Broadway stars. He performed in the 1903 musical "In Dahomey," which was the first full-length musical written and performed by African-Americans on Broadway.

The Shubert Organization, which owns and operates many Broadway theatres, maintains an extensive archive documenting the history of its theatres and productions, including original scripts, photographs, and set designs.

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Tour itinerary stops | Additional places you'll see on this self-guided tour

Map Pin Place 1 第46和47街的剧院
Map Pin Place 2 百老汇
Map Pin Place 3 布里尔大厦
Map Pin Place 4 无线电城音乐厅
Map Pin Place 5 洛克菲勒中心
Map Pin Place 6 洛克菲勒广场
Map Pin Place 7 圣帕特里克大教堂
Map Pin Place 8 第五大道
Map Pin Place 9 圣托马斯教堂
Map Pin Place 10 普利策喷泉和广场酒店
Map Pin Place 11 中央公园
Map Pin Place 12 兵工厂和以马内利圣殿
Map Pin Place 13 巴尔托雕像
Map Pin Place 14 爱丽丝梦游仙境
Map Pin Place 15 大都会艺术博物馆



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