Which city is Broadway in?

Broadway in new york, USA refers to one of the main streets in new york, USA.

The original English meaning of Broadway is "wide street", which geographically refers to a 25-kilometer-long street in new york, starting from Bartley Park and running through Manhattan Island from south to north. There are dozens of theaters on both sides of this street, performing the most popular musicals in the world. So "Broadway" has gradually become the name of a musical.

There are three kinds of Broadway musicals at present, namely Broadway musicals, Broadway off broadway musicals and Broadway off broadway musicals. The three kinds of dramas are mainly classified according to the praise and ticket price of a drama.

Therefore, there are quite a few experimental dramas in off broadway musicals, which are also the cheapest. If the box office is good, they will move to off broadway to strengthen publicity. When the performance evaluation has accumulated to a certain time and level, it will officially become a Broadway musical.

The development of Broadway:

The history of Broadway can be traced back to the beginning of19th century. At that time, Broadway had become the activity center of American drama art. ParkTheater was founded in 18 10, which is the predecessor of Broadway Theatre in new york today. The second theater appeared on Broadway 182 1.

The dramatic style of Broadway in this period was deeply influenced by the Victorian style of Europe at that time. With the impact of immigration and multiculturalism, American playwrights and actors have emerged under the stimulation of this consciousness. Because most of the plays are adapted from novels or literary works, there are constant disputes about reprinting or adapting the plays.

Article 1 The provisions of the Copyright Law did not appear until 1856. With the end of World War I, Broadway drama culture began to develop rapidly in the 1920s. In the late 1920s, Broadway art reached its peak, and there were as many as 80 theaters in 1925. However, this beautiful scene came to an abrupt end due to the economic crisis in the early 1960s.