The history of Broadway in new york?

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The history of Broadway can be traced back to1the early 9th century ... br>& ltbr & gt Park Theatre was founded in 18 10, which is the originator of Broadway Theatre in new york. Broadway, the second theater, only appears on Broadway 182 1. During this period, the dramatic style of Broadway was deeply influenced by the Victorian style of Europe at that time. With the impact of immigration and multiculturalism, American playwrights and actors appeared under the stimulation of this consciousness, and Edwin forest was fortunate to be the first famous American actor.

Bradway originally meant wide street. It refers to a 25-kilometer-long strip in downtown new york, which starts from Bartley Park and runs through Manhattan Island from south to north. There are many towering buildings on both sides of the street, including the well-known Wall Street Stock Exchange, Madison Square, Times Square and many other landmark buildings representing American financial giants and business tycoons. The most striking thing is that there are many famous theaters between Broadway 4 1 Street and 53rd Street. With the development of the theater, the dramatic performance art here has made unparalleled achievements, which makes modern people always ignore its original meaning of "wide street" and integrate it with the dramatic performance art, making it a symbol and representative of the eternal charm of the world dramatic art. But Broadway is not a theater, but dozens of theaters on a street (see location map). Broadway is a north-south street in new york. The famous Madison Square and Times Square are dotted around. In the heyday of theatrical activities, Broadway was called "Great White Avenue", with a glorious history of 80 theaters. Later, the rising stars of the entertainment circle kept encroaching on its territory, and now there are only nearly 40 cinemas left, and as can be seen from the distribution map, most of them are not on Broadway, but on its east and west sides, especially between 44th Street and 53rd Street.