New Amsterdam Theatre - Disney Restoration and Broadway Productions

The New Amsterdam Theatre on West 42nd Street is a designated New York City landmark that underwent a major restoration in the 1990s led by the city’s New 42nd Street organization in partnership with The Walt Disney Company and reopened for Broadway productions in 1997. The restored theater has housed large-scale musical productions and is noted for its ornate early-20th-century interior and marquee that anchors the theater district's historic fabric. The restoration is frequently cited as a key example of historic-theater preservation linked to commercial theatrical revitalization in Times Square.