The Richard Rodgers Theatre Archival Print

This 8"x10" giclee print on archival paper features an original drawing of the historic Richard Rodgers Theatre on Broadway, originally designed by Herbert J Krapp in 1925.

Formerly known as Chanin's 46th Street Theatre (and lately simply as the 46th Street Theatre), the Rodgers is now known as the home of Lin Manuel Miranda's Hamilton. However, it has hosted many other Tony-winning productions in its history, including Guys and Dolls, How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying, Nine, 1776, and In the Heights.

Part of Jennifer Ackerman's ongoing project to document all 41 Broadway theatres, this archival print offers a unique glimpse into the architectural and cultural heritage of New York’s theatrical landmark. Perfect for collectors and theatre enthusiasts, it reflects her dedication to preserving Broadway’s legacy through detailed artistic documentation.