42nd Street

Broadway Up Close

Theatre on Main Street’s intimate black box theater transforms the entire space into 1930s Broadway. With audiences surrounding the action on three sides, every tap, every spin, every note happens within touching distance.

This configuration puts you right in the rehearsal studio where Peggy Sawyer discovers her destiny, right on the street where dreamers chase their big break. The opening number’s explosive tap sequence sends rhythmic shockwaves through the floorboards beneath your feet.

The intimacy reveals every bead of sweat, every moment of concentration as dancers execute Julian Marsh’s demanding choreography mere feet away. “Lullaby of Broadway” becomes a personal experience as voices and movement flow around the three-sided audience.

This is 42nd Street as live theater was meant to be experienced – immediate, electric, and unforgettable.

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