Winter Garden Theatre

• The Night Before (Original London Production, 1913)
  September 15, 1913 - no date entered yet
• The Green Monster, or, the White Knight and the Giant Warrior (Original Broadway Production, 1865)
  July 22, 1865 - July 29, 1865
• Fra Diavolo, or, the Beauty and the Brigands (New York Production, 1864)
  May 23, 1864 - June 18, 1864
• Thrice Married (Original New York Production, 1864)
  May 23, 1864 - June 18, 1864
• Jenny Lind (New York Revival, 1863)
  January 5, 1863 - January 10, 1863
• King Cotton, or, the Exiled Prince (Original Broadway Production, 1862)
  July 21, 1862 - July 26, 1862
• The Wizard's Tempest, or, the King of the Magical Island (Original Broadway Production, 1862)
  June 9, 1862 - June 30, 1862
• Cinderella (New York Revival, 1861)
  September 9, 1861 - October 5, 1861
• Mazeppa (Original Broadway Production, 1861)
  January 14, 1861 - no date entered yet
• Chamooni III (Original Broadway Production, 1859)
  October 19, 1859 - no date entered yet
• Les Deux Avuegles (Original Broadway Production, 1858)
  August 26, 1856 - no date entered yet
• Novelty (Original Broadway Production, 1856)
  February 22, 1856 - May 3, 1856

Built: 1850
Venue Status: Status unknown
Seating Capacity: not entered yet

Location Info

667 Broadway
New York, NY Find on Google

• Barnum's Museum at the Winter Garden (1865)
• Winter Garden Theatre (1859)
• Metropolitan Music Hall (1858)
• Burton's New Theatre (1856)
• Laura Keene's Varieties (1854)
• Metropolitan Hall (1851)
• Tripler Hall (1850)
• Jenny Lind Hall (1850)

Built on the site of Tripler Hall, the building was initially a circus. It became a theatre in 1859. The building burnt in 1867 and was not rebuilt.

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The building was temporarily billed as Barnum's Museum at the Winter Garden after fire destroyed Barnum's American Museum on July 3, 1865.