While audiences wait for Company to resume performances, revisit the Jacobs Theatre and get a closer look at the details you might miss before the show—plus a deep dive into the theatre's history.

It has been 30 years and 10 days since Richard Milhous Nixon, for three years an out-of-work President, came apart in public and apologized for "letting down the entire nation" in the Watergate affair — a stunning moment in human history, captured first by the television cameras of David Frost and now by Peter Morgan's first play, Frost/Nixon, which officially laid siege April 22 to the Bernard B. Jacobs Theatre for what looks like a long stay.

It has been 30 years and 10 days since Richard Milhous Nixon, for three years an out-of-work President, came apart in public and apologized for "letting down the entire nation" in the Watergate affair — a stunning moment in human history, captured first by the television cameras of David Frost and now by Peter Morgan's first play, Frost/Nixon, which officially laid siege April 22 to the Bernard B. Jacobs Theatre for what looks like a long stay.

Broadway’s new Hermione Granger Jenny Jules and new Muldoon Ralph Brown talk about taking over in two blockbuster hits, representation onstage, and more.