National Theatre
Leonard & Church Sts., New York, NY
Built using funds raised by allowing wealthy patrons to purchase theatre boxes. By 1836, the venture seemed a failure and it was sold at auction to C. Mauran (an original backer) and James Wallack (the manager). Wallack's company found enough success that, when it burned down in 1839, it was worth rebuilding. In 1841, when it once again caught fire, it was not rebuilt.
Built: 1833
Demolished: 1841
| Productions | Production Dates |
Uncle Tom's Cabin
Play, Revival
|
1853 - Closing date unknown |
The Naiad Queen
Musical, Original, Drama
|
Apr 21, 1841 - May 22, 1841 |
Richelieu
Play, Original
|
Sep 04, 1839 - Closing date unknown |
Amilie
Musical, Original, Opera
|
Oct 15, 1838 - Jun 28, 1839 |