Neil Simon Beam Grey Finish
Pre-finished with Grey Stain
Thickness: 3-1/2"
Depth: 9-1/4"
Length: 79-1/2"
The Neil Simon Theatre was officially opened on
November 22, 1927, and was christened as the Alvin
Theatre. It was designed by Herbert J. Krapp for real
estate mogul, Alexander Pincus. During the Great
Depression, the venue was used as a radio studio by CBS.
The original Broadway production of Annie opened in 1977
and ran for nearly six years, setting a record for the Alvin.
On June 29, 1983 the theatre was renamed the Neil Simon
Theater, following the successful engagement of "Brighton
Beach Memoirs". The building was rewarded with New
York City landmark status in 1985.
Neil Simon has been showered with more Academy and
Tony nominations than any other writer, and he is the only
playwright to have four Broadway productions running
simultaneously. The total number of shows to date is
14,974.
The beams we have are from the Main Stage.
Pre-finished with Grey Stain
Thickness: 3-1/2"
Depth: 9-1/4"
Length: 79-1/2"
The Neil Simon Theatre was officially opened on
November 22, 1927, and was christened as the Alvin
Theatre. It was designed by Herbert J. Krapp for real
estate mogul, Alexander Pincus. During the Great
Depression, the venue was used as a radio studio by CBS.
The original Broadway production of Annie opened in 1977
and ran for nearly six years, setting a record for the Alvin.
On June 29, 1983 the theatre was renamed the Neil Simon
Theater, following the successful engagement of "Brighton
Beach Memoirs". The building was rewarded with New
York City landmark status in 1985.
Neil Simon has been showered with more Academy and
Tony nominations than any other writer, and he is the only
playwright to have four Broadway productions running
simultaneously. The total number of shows to date is
14,974.
The beams we have are from the Main Stage.
Pre-finished with Grey Stain
Thickness: 3-1/2"
Depth: 9-1/4"
Length: 79-1/2"
The Neil Simon Theatre was officially opened on
November 22, 1927, and was christened as the Alvin
Theatre. It was designed by Herbert J. Krapp for real
estate mogul, Alexander Pincus. During the Great
Depression, the venue was used as a radio studio by CBS.
The original Broadway production of Annie opened in 1977
and ran for nearly six years, setting a record for the Alvin.
On June 29, 1983 the theatre was renamed the Neil Simon
Theater, following the successful engagement of "Brighton
Beach Memoirs". The building was rewarded with New
York City landmark status in 1985.
Neil Simon has been showered with more Academy and
Tony nominations than any other writer, and he is the only
playwright to have four Broadway productions running
simultaneously. The total number of shows to date is
14,974.
The beams we have are from the Main Stage.