John Golden Theatre
John Golden Theatre
The John Golden opened in 1926, designed by architect Harrison G. Wiseman. The theatre showcased Eugene O’Neill’s 1928 production of Strange Interlude, starring Lynn Fontanne. The John Golden Theatre, then known as the Elysee, was demolished in 1985.
- Built: 1926
- Number of Seats: 825
- Longest Running Show: Strange Interlude
- Performances: 426
Previous Shows in This Building
Name History
| Concert Theatre | 1942 |
| Cort's 58th Street Theatre | 1935 |
| John Golden Theatre | 1926 |