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Soon after it opened in 1913, this generously proportioned space in the heart of the theater district became synonymous with vaudeville. Among the luminaries who have graced its boards are Harry Houdini, Will Rogers, Ethel Merman, Judy Garland, Jerry Lewis, Harry Belafonte, Bette Midler, Shirley MacLaine and Diana Ross. Right now, it's home to the wildly popular revival of West Side Story. Note: Since the Palace is run by the Nederlander Organization, audience members can take drinks and snacks to their seats. Snack responsibly!
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Address
1564 Broadway
New York
Cross street:
at 47th St
Transport:
Subway: C, E to 50th St; N, R to 49th St; 1 to 50th St
The disgraced 1980s televangelist Tammy Faye Bakker—long beloved by gay men for her outrageous makeup, extravagant emotionality and tolerant attitudes—is the subject of this new musical, with a book by the English political-theater specialist James Graham (Ink) and original songs by Elton John and Scissor Sisters frontman Jake Shears. Katie Brayben, who originated the title role in the show's well-received London premiere (and won a 2003 Olivier Award for her troubles), reprises the part on Broadway, once again under Rupert Goold's direction but now flanked by a new pair of men: Christian Borle as her husband, Jim Bakker, and Michael Cerveris as their rival and nemesis, Jerry Falwell.
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