Frightful Sights: Theatre in the Digital Collections
Live theatre isn’t always love stories and laughs. From monsters to murderers, dozens of dark and thrilling plays have made it to the Great White Way.
The Billy Rose Theatre Division of The New York Public Library is one of the largest and most comprehensive theatre archives in the world, and the #NYPLDigitalCollections contains thousands of digitized photos from the division. Explore these photos from some of the spookiest shows to ever hit Broadway.
Dracula, 1977
Frankenstein, 1980
Sweeney Todd, 1978-82
Discover more photos in #NYPLDigitalCollections.
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