Conveniently located at 44th Street in Midtown Manhattan, the Shubert Theatre is a Broadway theatre designed by the architect Henry Beaumont Herts. Designated as a landmark of New York City, see the beautifully restored murals and admire the façade inspired by Venetian Renaissance. Adjoining the Shubert Theatre is the Booth Theatre, and they are both connected by a private sidewalk called ‘Schubert Alley'. With world-renowned musicals performed here such as Caesar and Cleopatra, Memphis, Chicago, and A Chorus line which ran an incredible 6137 shows from 1975-1990, be sure to keep a lookout for the latest events.