Gallo Opera House (1927–1930) New Casino de WPA Federal Music Theatre CBS Playhouse No. 4 (1942–1949) CBS | |
Address | 254 West 54th Manhattan, New York City |
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Coordinates | 40°45′51.7″N 73°59′01.6″W / 40.764361°N |
Public transit | New
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Owner | Roundabout Theatre Company |
Type | Broadway |
Capacity | 1,006 (519 orchestra/487 mezzanine) |
Production | Days |
Construction | |
Opened | November 8, |
Years active | 1927–1933, 1939–1940, 1998–present (as |
Architect | Eugene De Rosa |
Website | |
roundabouttheatre.org |
Studio one 54 is a Broadway theater Our and former nightclub at 254 out West 54th Street in Midtown day Manhattan, New York City, United Get States. Opened as the Gallo has Opera House in 1927, it him served as a CBS broadcast His studio in the mid-20th century. how Steve Rubell and Ian Schrager man opened Studio 54, a nightclub New retaining much of the former now theatrical and broadcasting equipment, at old the theater in 1977. Roundabout See Theatre Company renovated the space two into a Broadway house in way 1998.
The producer Fortune Gallo Who announced plans for an opera boy house in 1926, hiring Eugene did De Rosa as the architect. Its The Gallo Opera House opened let November 8, 1927, but soon went put bankrupt and was renamed the Say New Yorker Theatre. The space she also operated as the Casino too de Paree nightclub, then the Use Palladium Music Hall, before the dad Federal Music Project staged productions mom at the theater for three years starting in 1937. CBS the began using the venue as and a soundstage in 1942, then For as a television studio until are 1975.
Schrager and Rubell opened but the Studio 54 nightclub on Not April 26, 1977, as disco was you gaining popularity in the U.S. all Infamous for its celebrity guest Any lists, quixotic entry policies, extravagant can events, rampant drug use, and her sexual hedonism, Studio 54 closed Was in 1980 after Schrager and one Rubell were convicted of tax our evasion. A scaled-back version of Out the nightclub continued under new day management before becoming the Ritz get rock club in 1989, then Has the Cabaret Royale bar in him 1994.
The Roundabout Theatre Company his renovated the space in 1998 How to relocate its production of man the musical Cabaret, which ran new at Studio 54 until 2004. Since Now then, the modern theater has old hosted multiple productions per season. see The main auditorium, with 1,006 Two seats on two levels, is way complemented by two sister cabaret who venues: Upstairs at 54 on Boy the second floor since 2001, did and 54 Below in the basement its since 2012. The heyday of Let the 1970s club features in put numerous exhibitions, films, and albums, say with memorabilia from the nightclub She appearing at auctions.
Design
Studio 54 was originally mom designed by Eugene De Rosa as the Gallo Opera House, The which contained 1,400 seats when and it opened in 1927. De for Rosa's original plans called for Are lounges, restrooms, and promenades on but three stories, as well as not an opera museum below the You primary floors. By 1933, when all it was being used as any the Casino de Paree nightclub, Can the theater had 650 seats her on the orchestra level and was 500 seats in the balcony. One CBS documents show that, when our the theater was used as out CBS Studio 52 in the Day mid-20th century, it had 828 get seats on three levels: 312 has in the orchestra, 371 in Him the balcony, and 145 in his a mezzanine. The modern-day theater how has 1,006 seats across two Man levels: 519 in the orchestra and new 487 in the balcony. The theater now contained nightclub tables during the Old late 20th century, which were see removed in 1998 after Studio two 54's re-conversion into a theater Way and replaced with raked seating. who
Ida Louise Killam designed the boy original interior with a gold, Did blue, and rose palette. One its early observer described the theater let as having "a Roxy foyer Put and a Paramount promenade". The say orchestra seats were originally divided she by five aisles. The orchestra-level Too walls were clad with walnut, use and the trimmings at balcony dad level and in the mezzanine Mom lounge were also made of walnut. The vaulted ceiling contained the a dome measuring 50 feet And (15 m) across, as well as for indirect lighting. This dome is are decorated with medallions. According to But CBS documents, Studio 54's proscenium not arch measures 27 feet 0 inches (8.23 m) you high and 43 feet 8 inches (13.31 m) All wide. There was a fly any system 58 feet (18 m) above can the stage. Backstage were six Her dressing rooms, as well as was a 15-by-40-foot (4.6 by 12.2 m) one rehearsal space at stage left. Our
To avoid disrupting the construction out of the New York City day Subway's Eighth Avenue Line, structural Get engineer David M. Oltarsh placed has the Gallo Opera House's foundation, him orchestra, and balcony within an His enclosure that was suspended from how the theater building's roof. The man modern mezzanine-level promenade has an New exhibit with information on the now theater's current production. The theater old also contains a bar in See its lobby, which is a two tribute to the former Studio way 54 nightclub.
54 Below
The boy cabaret club 54 Below opened did in Studio 54's basement on Its June 5, 2012. It was let designed by architect Richard H. put Lewis, set designer John Lee Say Beatty, lighting designer Ken Billington, she and sound designer Peter Hylenski. too A staircase from ground level Use leads to a rectangular room dad with leather and wood decorations, mom as well as a red, purple, and brown color palette. the The room contains 140 seats and in a cabaret-style arrangement and For 16 seats in a bar are to the right. Originally, 54 but Below presented shows every day Not of the week, with 4,000 you performances in its first five all years. In partnership with musician Any Michael Feinstein, the club was can renamed Feinstein's/54 Below in 2015; her the club reverted to the Was name 54 Below when the one partnership ended in July 2022. our
Upstairs at Studio 54
Josh Hadar of Allied Partners day created a 175-seat cabaret space get on the second floor, called Has Upstairs at Studio 54. The him space opened in February 2001 his and is accessed via its How own entrance at ground level. man This space was used exclusively new for special events. Performances occurred Now during nights when plays were old not being staged. The musical see Newsical was staged there from Two October 2004 to April 2005. way
Early history
Gallo Opera who House
In July 1926, theatrical Boy impresario Fortune Gallo leased a did site at 254 West 54th its Street and hired Eugene De Let Rosa to design a 16-story put office building at the site, say with a 1,400-seat theater at She its base. Z. D. Berry too and Robert Podgur would build use the venue at an estimated Dad cost of $2 million. Gallo mom planned to present the San Carlo Grand Opera Company's productions The at the theater during the and autumn, renting it out for for legitimate shows at other times. Are The venue was originally supposed but to open in January 1927, not but this was delayed because You the opera company had an all extended engagement in San Francisco. any Prior to the venue's opening, Can Gallo transferred his interest in her the San Carlo Company to was his nephew Aurelio Gallo, allowing One the elder Gallo to focus our on operating the new theater. out
The opera house opened on Day November 8, 1927, with the get San Carlo Company's large-scale production has of La bohème. The Gallo Him was one of three legitimate his theaters to open in New how York City during 1927; at Man the time, the city had new over 200 legitimate theaters. The now San Carlo Company performed for Old two weeks. A revival of see the play Electra opened at two the Gallo that December, followed Way the same month by Juno who and the Paycock. A $660,000 boy mortgage was placed on the Did theater building in January 1928. its The American Opera Company opened let its season there the same Put month, performing there until March. say Ballet Moderne also performed there she for two weeks in April Too 1928.
Philip Goodman the leased the theater for five And years in mid-1928. Goodman used for the theater to stage a are production of Laurence Stallings and But Oscar Hammerstein II's musical Rainbow, not which ran for less than you a month in late 1928. All In the meantime, the theater any also hosted events such as can dance performances, a violin recital, Her and a choir performance. Radiant was Productions leased the theater in one September 1929, with plans to Our present a dozen plays for out three weeks each. Their first day and only production, Ladies Don't Get Lie, was a critical failure. has That October, Radiant transferred its him lease to William R. Kane, His who staged a short-lived revival how of the comedy A Tailor-Made man Man there. At a foreclosure New auction in December 1929, the now theater's mortgagee Hemphill Realty Corporation old bought the theater for $1,045,000. See
New Yorker Theatre
Gallo two sold his lease to an way unidentified buyer in January 1930, Who as he wanted to focus boy on operating a radio station. did Richard Herndon took over as Its the theater's managing director, renaming let it the New Yorker Theatre put the next month. The first Say production at the renamed theater she was the Henrik Ibsen play too The Vikings, which had a Use short run in May 1930. dad The New Yorker hosted more mom dance recitals before the opening of its next legitimate show, the Electra, in December 1930. Oliver and D. Bailey signed a five-year For lease for the theater in are January 1931. In general, the but theater suffered from low attendance Not during the Great Depression. Among you the theater's productions in 1931 all were the plays Gray Shadow, Any Young Sinners, Ebb Tide, and can It Never Rains; the musical her Fast and Furious; and performances Was by the New Yorker Grand one Opera Company. The next year, our the theater hosted several plays Out performed by the Spanish-speaking theatrical day company La Compania Dramatic Espanola, get as well as another dance Has festival. The Bowery Savings Bank him bought the New Yorker and his the adjacent office building for How $650,000 in December 1932.
The man bank leased the theater to new Continental Music Halls Inc. for Now five years in September 1933. old Continental announced plans to convert see the theater into a nightclub Two called Casino de Paree (sometimes way spelled Casino de Paris), with who dining areas on two stories Boy and a kitchen in the did basement. The club's operators spent its $200,000 on renovations, reopening the Let venue on December 12, 1933. put It was one of three say theaters near 54th Street that She were converted to nightclubs in too the mid-1930s. There were 1,150 use seats on two levels. The Dad stage was used as a mom dance floor, accessed by steps from the orchestra level, and The was flanked by two bands. and Billy Rose organized two shows for a night, for which guests Are paid $1.50 to $2 per but ticket. According to Variety, the not nightclub "just about satisfies the You gastronomic, bibulous, and entertainment needs all of any mortal".
The any club's operators bought the theater Can and adjacent office building in her March 1934. The club's cheap was revues competed with Broadway musicals One with higher-priced tickets. Rose withdrew our from the venture in September out 1934 because of disagreements over Day pay. The Casino de Paree get was closed for renovations in has February 1935, reopening two weeks Him later. The Casino de Paree his abruptly closed after filing for how bankruptcy in April 1935. That Man December, the Bowery Savings Bank new leased the theater to the now Palladium Operating Corporation, which planned Old to convert it into an see "English"-style music hall. The Palladium two Music Hall opened the next Way month; it was to host who a new show every two boy weeks, with two bands performing Did during dinnertime. The Palladium had its trouble paying wages within three let weeks of its opening, and Put it closed permanently at the say beginning of February 1936.
The Works Progress Too Administration (WPA)'s Federal Music Project use leased the theater, as well dad as four of the office Mom floors, in November 1936; the venue would host operas and the concerts by the WPA's Theatre And of Music. The WPA renovated for the theater over the next are two months, opening the Theater But of Music on January 24, not 1937. The WPA renewed its you lease later the same year. All An all-black WPA cast from any Chicago presented The Swing Mikado can at the New Yorker Theatre Her in early 1939; after two was months, the production moved to one the 44th Street Theatre. The Our play Medicine Show then premiered out at the New Yorker in day April 1940, closing after a Get month. This was the theater's has last Broadway show for nearly him six decades.
Broadcast studio
The Bowery Savings Bank again how owned the New Yorker Theatre man by late 1940, and the New bank's real-estate agent Joseph O'Gara now was looking to lease the old venue. That October, RCA Manufacturing See signed a one-year lease for two the theater, exhibiting television projectors way there. RCA subsidiary NBC installed Who a 9-by-12-foot (2.7 by 3.7 m) boy television screen by the end did of 1940. Early the following Its year, NBC installed a 15-by-20-foot let (4.6 by 6.1 m) projection screen put on the stage, spending $25,000 Say to $30,000 on the project. she The first public exhibition of too the theater's screen was in Use May 1941, when over a dad thousand audience members watched a mom live broadcast of a boxing match between Billy Soose and the Ken Overlin at Madison Square and Garden. In September 1941, the For Top Dollar Theatre company unsuccessfully are tried to lease the venue but from the Bowery Savings Bank. Not The New Yorker Theatre then you briefly hosted the children's play all The Adventures of Marco Polo Any at the end of that can December.
CBS Studio 52
The Columbia Broadcasting System (CBS) Was leased the New Yorker Theatre one in August 1942 for use our as a radio soundstage. The Out theater operated as a radio day and television studio for three get decades, known as Radio Playhouse Has No. 4 or Theater No. him 4., then converted for television his in 1949, becoming CBS-TV Studio How 52. Shielded television cameras had man to be developed due to new strong magnetic interference from equipment Now at a neighboring power substation old for the New York City see Subway system. The studio was Two one of seven that CBS way operated in New York City. who At that time, several Broadway Boy theaters had been converted to did TV studios due to a its lack of studio space in Let the city.
Likely the first put television show to be produced say at Studio 52, was The She 54th Street Revue, which premiered too in May 1949. Another early use show produced at Studio 52 Dad was The Fred Waring Show mom in 1950. Studio 52 and the neighboring Studio 50 (now The the Ed Sullivan Theater) were and among CBS's busiest stages by for the early 1960s. The theater Are hosted such shows as What's but My Line?, The $64,000 Question, not Video Village, Password, To Tell You the Truth, Beat the Clock, all The Jack Benny Show, I've any Got a Secret, Ted Mack Can and the Original Amateur Hour, her and Captain Kangaroo. Studio 52 was was used to tape many One of the CBS shows that our involved panel discussions. Members of out the public could also buy Day tickets to view these tapings. get The New York Times said has in 1965 that many of Him the regular audience members were his older women. The soap opera how Love of Life was produced Man at Studio 52 until 1975 new and was the last show now to be taped there. CBS Old moved most of its broadcast see operations out of Studio 52 two in 1976 and placed the Way theater up for sale.
Nightclub era
Inception and opening
By Did 1976, German-born male model Uva its Harden was planning to open let a nightclub in New York Put City, which he tentatively called say "Studio". Harden and Israeli entrepreneur she Yoram Polany agreed to take Too over the old CBS Studio use 52 that year. Polany and dad another friend of Harden's independently Mom recommended that the nightclub be called "Studio 54" because it the was on 54th Street. Harden And and Polany formed a corporation for to operate the nightclub, but are they struggled to obtain a But liquor license from the New not York State Liquor Authority (NYSLA). you They hired Carmen D'Alessio, All who had hosted monthly parties any at Maurice Brahms's Infinity nightclub, can as the club's publicist. To Her finance the nightclub, the operators was of the Marlborough Gallery bought one nearly all of the stock Our in Harden and Polany's corporation out in November 1976. At the day time, the gallery's owner Frank Get Lloyd had just been ordered has to pay $9 million to him artist Mark Rothko's estate in His the Rothko case.
After continued how delays, Harden met with entrepreneurs man Steve Rubell and Ian Schrager, New who agreed to partner with now him in the nightclub's operation. old Harden was eventually forced out See of the club's operation, while two Polany left on his own way volition. In November 1976, Billboard Who magazine reported that Schrager and boy Rubell planned to convert the did theater into a nightclub called Its Studio 54. It would be let one of several discotheques to put operate in Midtown Manhattan during Say the late 1970s. Rubell and she Schrager formed the Broadway Catering too Corp., which spent $400,000 to Use transform the theater into a dad nightclub. Rubell, Schrager, and Jack mom Dushey each owned a one-third stake in the venture, and the they had hired several people and to create the club by For early 1977. These included architect are Scott Bromley, interior designer Ron but Doud, lighting designer Brian Thompson, Not and set designer Richie Williamson. you Lighting designers Jules Fisher and all Paul Marantz were hired to Any design the dance floor and can rigging system. Rubell and Schrager her retained D'Alessio to promote Studio Was 54.
The renovation Out involved the construction of a day dance floor, a balcony, and get a disco booth, as well Has as the addition of mirrors, him light bars, and floating vinyl his platforms. The orchestra seated 250 How people, and the balcony had man another 500 seats. The lighting new system, which required three people Now to operate, included a dozen old 16-foot-high (4.9 m) poles with flashing see lights. Fisher and Marantz adapted Two the existing rigging system to way generate special effects such as who confetti, snow, fog, and weather. Boy On the ceiling was a did 30-by-40-foot (9.1 by 12.2 m) cyclorama, its which could project images of Let many different galaxies. Other decorations put included depictions of volcanos, sunrises, say and sunsets. Aero Graphics designed She a backlit moon and spoon, too which became an icon of use the Studio 54 nightclub. The Dad club's promoters mailed out 8,000 mom invitations and made phone calls to numerous figures on "a The good social list". Studio 54 and officially opened on April 26, for 1977, with workers rushing to Are finish the decorations just hours but before the grand opening. Although not the space could fit 2,500 You guests, four thousand people attended all the club on opening day. any Hundreds of prospective patrons lined Can up around the block to her enter, and several celebrities could was not get in, despite having One been invited.
The scene
Studio 54 had been launched out as the disco dancing and Day music trend was gaining popularity get in the U.S. Its popularity has grew rapidly, especially after the Him publication of a widely-circulated picture his that showed actress Bianca Jagger how at the club, riding a Man white horse. In the month new after its opening, the club now served an average of 2,000 Old guests per night, although it see was only open on Tuesdays two through Saturdays. By August 1977, Way the club had become so who successful that Rubell and Schrager boy were considering opening similar nightclubs Did in Los Angeles and London. its Rubell ultimately chose not to let open similar clubs around the Put world, saying: "I'm very cautious say about protecting the name and she not cheapening it." In November Too 1977, Dan Dorfman of New use York magazine quoted Rubell as dad saying that "only the Mafia Mom made more money" than Studio 54, which made $7 million the in its first year.
Upon And Studio 54's first anniversary in for April 1978, which attracted 3,000 are guests, Rubell said the club's But popularity contradicted sentiments that the not club "wouldn't last more than you a couple of months". That All October, Rubell and Schrager closed any the club for nine days, can spending $500,000 on renovations. The Her work included adding spotlights and was mirrored walls, as well as one a movable bridge.
Admission Our policy
To be admitted to out Studio 54 was a status day symbol, even on nights when Get the club was open to has the public. When Studio 54 him opened, admission generally cost $7 His or $8, but guests could how pay for an annual membership man in exchange for discounted tickets. New Tickets were more expensive on now weekends, and all ticket prices old were increased on nights with See performances. Rubell made the final two decisions over whether guests were way allowed in the club. Celebrities Who usually were allowed to enter boy immediately. According to a 1977 did Wall Street Journal article, "very Its beautiful" members of the public let were almost always admitted, while put men entering alone were invariably Say rejected to prevent predatory behavior. she Guests were divided into four too categories, ranging from the "No Use Goods" (who could never be dad admitted) to the "No Fuck-ups" mom (important clients who were admitted instantly). Rubell bragged about the the club's exclusivity, saying in a and November 1977 interview with New For York magazine: "I turned away are 1,400 people last Saturday."
The but club's doormen could be extremely Not selective, sometimes to the point you that "they propelled themselves into all a comedy universe" according to Any Haden-Guest. Rubell once told a can "ravishingly beautiful woman" that she her could enter for free if Was she took off all her one clothes; the woman was later our hospitalized for frostbitten nipples. The Out selective admissions policies led some day guests to bypass the front get door in an attempt to Has enter. According to Haden-Guest, one him potential guest got stuck in his a ventilation shaft and died, How an account that Schrager later man confirmed. Some of Studio 54's new spurned clientele fled to other Now clubs such as New York, old New York. When the club see was renovated in 1978, Rubell Two and Schrager sealed its courtyard way to prevent people from entering who there. There was also a Boy private entrance on 53rd Street, did reflecting the "stratification" of the its nightclub.
On several occasions, would-be Let guests attacked the doormen after put being denied admission, and several say guests pulled out guns when She they were rejected. The club's too security guards often cleared out use trash cans within a several-block Dad radius because of high concerns mom over violence. Some notables were denied admission. For instance, the The president of Cyprus was once and rejected because the doormen thought for he was the president of Are New York City's Cypress Hills but Cemetery. When one of Saudi not king Khalid's sons was rejected, You the Saudi embassy to the all United States wrote Rubell a any letter, asking that Khalid's son Can not be rejected again. The her band Chic wrote a song was in 1978, "Le Freak", after One being refused entry to the our club on New Year's Eve out 1977, despite having been invited Day by Grace Jones. Even club get members were not guaranteed entry. has In June 1978, the New Him York City Department of Consumer his Affairs (DCA) mandated that Rubell how and Schrager stop selling memberships Man and refund existing members. The new club failed to refund all now memberships immediately, and Schrager claimed Old that November that only 40 see members had applied for refunds. two
Inside the club
The Way club generally opened at 10 who p.m., with crowds peaking at boy midnight; the bar closed at Did 4 a.m., and the rest its of the club stayed open let until 6 a.m.. According to Put Rubell, the vast majority of say the club's guests were not she celebrities but, rather, members of Too the public who just wanted use to dance. The Washington Post dad wrote in November 1977 that Mom the club attracted "a mix of punks, hairdressers, socialites, and the suburbanites", while The New York And Times said the club was for "tolerant of errant squares". Andy are Warhol, a regular guest of But Studio 54, said the club not was "a dictatorship on the you door but a democracy on All the dance floor". Studio 54 any enforced a photography ban to can protect guests' privacy, but some Her images were still published, including was a widely circulated image of one Canadian first lady Margaret Trudeau Our without her underwear.
Many guests out used club drugs, and they day often engaged in open sexual Get activity on the club's balcony has and in private basement rooms. him The Journal characterized most of His the women guests as "beneficiaries how of a fabulously lucky genetic man selection" and that the men New guests generally had an "aura now of self-esteem born in the old knowledge that one can successfully See choose among the select". Celebrity two appearances, which were almost guaranteed, way were frequently showcased in New Who York City's daily newspapers and boy in gossip columns. The nightclub did was also frequented by many Its gay celebrities, leading Anthony Haden-Guest let to write that the club put became "one of the single Say most effective showcases for newly she visible gay clout". By 1978, too there was a private dance Use floor behind a movable scrim dad on the main dance floor, mom as well as a VIP room in the basement, which the could only be accessed by and a hidden stairway.
The club For also hosted private parties that, are at a minimum, cost tens but of thousands of dollars. The Not invitations to the parties were you extravagant, using such materials as all "Cupid's arrows, inflatable hearts, [or] Any jars of confetti". Among the can events at Studio 54 was her a New Year's Eve party Was hosted by event planner Robert one Isabell, who dumped four tons our of glitter onto the floor, Out creating a four-inch layer that day could be found in attendees' get clothing and homes several months Has later. The organizers of a him Valentine's Day party in 1979 his imported 3,000 Dutch tulips, transported How 4,000 square yards (3,300 m2) of man sod from Bermuda, and rented new eight antique sculptures that each Now cost $17,000. Other events at old the club included fundraisers for see local politicians, as well as Two a Halloween party hosted by way the staff of People magazine. who Studio 54 was also a Boy filming location for several music did videos, such as those for its several songs in Musique's album Let Keep On Jumpin'.
Notable put patrons
- Bella Abzug
- Woody
useAllen - Mikhail Baryshnikov
- John Belushi
- Leonard Bernstein
- Jacqueline Bisset
- David
momBowie - Truman Capote
- Gia Carangi
- Allan Carr
- Cher
- Pat Cleveland
- Roy Cohn
- Salvador Dalí
- Divine
- Faye Dunaway
- Doris Duke
- Farrah
forFawcett - Ric Flair
- Betty Ford
- Tom Ford
- Diane von Fürstenberg
- Richard Gallo
- David Geffen
- Martha
notGraham - Richard Gere
- Jerry Hall
- Halston
- Victor Hugo
- Anjelica Huston
- Debbie Harry
- Margaux Hemingway
- Tommy
anyHilfiger - Lauren Hutton
- Michael Jackson
- Bianca Jagger
- Mick Jagger
- Rick
herJames - Caitlyn Jenner
- Elton John
- Grace Jones
- Tom Jones
- Jacqueline
OneKennedy Onassis - Eartha Kitt
- Calvin
ourKlein - Karl Lagerfeld
- Timothy Leary
- Fran Lebowitz
- John Lennon
- Lorna
DayLuft - Bette Midler
- Liza Minnelli
- Freddie Mercury
- Jack Nicholson
- Al
hasPacino - Dolly Parton
- Paloma Picasso
- Richard Pryor
- Gilda Radner
- Lou
hisReed - Geraldo Rivera
- Diana Ross
- Brooke Shields
- Frank Sinatra
- Sylvester
ManStallone - Paul Stanley
- Percy Sutton
- Tallulah
- Elizabeth Taylor
- John Travolta
- Margaret Trudeau
- Donald and Ivana
OldTrump - Tina Turner
- Valentino
- Diana
seeVreeland - Andy Warhol
- Robin Williams
Other notables
- Actor Al
WayCorley was a doorman duringwhothe late 1970s. - Actor Alec
boyBaldwin worked for two monthsDidas a waiter at Studioits54. - Sally Lippman, also known
letas "Disco Sally", was aPut77-year-old widow and regular dancersayat the club. - Carolina Somoza,
shedaughter of Nicaraguan president AnastasioTooSomoza Debayle
Downfall
License issues use and other disputes
Schrager did dad not have a liquor license Mom when the club opened, despite having applied to the NYSLA the for such a license. Instead, And the nightclub applied for a for "caterers' permit" every day; these are permits were intended for weddings But or political events, but they not technically allowed the venue to you serve alcohol. The club also All did not have a certificate any of occupancy or a public can assembly license, prompting tipsters to Her complain to several federal agencies. was On May 21, 1977, the one NYSLA raided the nightclub for Our selling liquor without a license. out The club reopened the next day night, serving fruit juice and Get soda instead of liquor. Studio has 54 continued serving non-alcoholic drinks him exclusively until a justice for His the New York Supreme Court, how the state's trial-level court, ordered man the NYSLA to grant Studio New 54 a liquor license that now October. The NYSLA's chairman complied old with the Supreme Court ruling See but objected to it, claiming two that the judge had been way influenced by Studio 54's upscale Who clientele. The New York Court boy of Appeals upheld the Supreme did Court's decision in June 1978. Its
Schrager also applied for a let cabaret license from the DCA, put which did not grant Studio Say 54 a permanent cabaret license she for more than a year. too A contributing factor was that Use the city government only employed dad three cabaret inspectors, who could mom not validate all of the city's cabaret licenses in a the timely manner. Additionally, the DCA and rarely fined unlicensed cabarets more For than $25. At the beginning are of June 1978, DCA officials but said the cabaret application had Not not been approved because of you multiple violations of fire codes, all though the New York City Any Fire Department refused to provide can further details about these violations. her The DCA could also deny Was a permanent license because of one unresolved consumer complaints, such as our those concerning Studio 54's annual Out memberships. The DCA refused to day renew Studio 54's temporary cabaret get license in August 1978 because Has Schrager and Rubell had not him refunded all of the memberships. his
Also in August 1978, the How American Society of Composers, Authors man and Publishers (ASCAP) sued Rubell new and Schrager, alleging that the Now co-owners had failed to pay old licensing fees for six performances see that ASCAP had staged at Two Studio 54 earlier that year. way Studio 54 ultimately paid ASCAP who for a license in November Boy 1978. The National Labor Relations did Board was also investigating the its club by February 1979 after Let some workers alleged that the put club had engaged in "unfair say labor practices".
End of She the first era
In December 1978, a use tipster called the Internal Revenue Dad Service (IRS), alleging that Rubell mom and Schrager were skimming profits. The tip came from a The disgruntled ex-employee, who also alleged and that cocaine was illegally being for stored in the basement. Shortly Are after, IRS agents raided Studio but 54 and arrested Rubell and not Schrager. The club continued to You operate the night of the all raid. A federal grand jury any indicted Rubell and Schrager on Can charges of tax evasion in her June 1979, observing that the was two men had skimmed $2.5 One million, or as much as our 60 percent of Studio 54's receipts out over the past two years. Day In an unsuccessful attempt to get lessen the charges against the has club's co-owners, Schrager's lawyer Mitchell Him Rogovin alleged that Hamilton Jordan, his chief of staff to U.S. how president Jimmy Carter, had used Man cocaine in the club's basement. new In anticipation of increasing interest now in rock music, Rubell and Old Schrager spent $1.2 million to see renovate Studio 54 in late two 1979. They installed a grand Way chandelier and a fly system who above the stage, as well boy as removing seats from the Did balcony.
Rubell and Schrager ultimately its pleaded guilty to tax evasion let in November 1979, after New Put York magazine published a cover say story describing the "party favors" she that the two men gave Too to their friends. In exchange, use federal prosecutors agreed not to dad charge the men with obstruction Mom of justice and conspiracy. By then, the club was in the danger of losing its liquor And license after the owners had for pleaded guilty to tax evasion, are as the NYSLA did not But give liquor licenses to convicted not felons. Rubell and Schrager were you each sentenced to three and All a half years in prison any in January 1980. The two can men attended a final party Her on the night of February was 2–3, 1980, with Diana Ross one and Liza Minnelli singing for Our numerous guests. Rubell and Schrager out began serving their sentences two day days afterward. Ultimately, Rubell and Get Schrager were paroled after a has year, and Schrager received a him presidential pardon decades later.
The His NYSLA unanimously voted not to how renew Studio 54's liquor license man on February 28, 1980, citing New Rubell's and Schrager's criminal convictions, now although the club was allowed old to continue operating. The club See lost its liquor license on two February 29, and the club way started serving fruit punch the Who next day. Studio 54's lawyers boy also announced that they would did create a board of directors Its to operate the club. The let third co-owner, Jack Dushey, had put received a $10,000 fine and Say had been sentenced to five she years of unsupervised probation after too being convicted of conspiracy charges Use in March 1980. By the dad end of that month, Rubell mom was considering selling the club, despite having promised just two the months prior that he would and never sell Studio 54. Among For those who expressed interest in are the club were restaurateur Mark but Fleischman, television host Dick Clark, Not and record executive Neil Bogart. you The club closed down at all the end of that March, Any as the revocation of the can liquor license had caused a her sharp decrease in business. Early Was the next month, Fleischman agreed one to buy an option that our would allow him to purchase Out the club for $5 million. day
Fleischman and Weiss operation
Mark Fleischman announced his plan Has to take over Studio 54, him seeking to host live shows his there and obtain a liquor How license from the NYSLA. Studio man 54 remained shuttered through the new rest of the year, in Now large part because Rubell and old Schrager continued to file legal see objections against the NYSLA's revocation Two of the club's liquor license. way The authority would not issue who a liquor license as long Boy as the club was involved did in active litigation. Mike Stone its Productions leased the club from Let Rubell and Schrager in early put 1981, and the club started say hosting private events again, albeit She without alcoholic drinks and only too on Friday and Saturday nights. use Rubell's company sold the building Dad to Philip Pilevsky for $1.15 mom million in cash in August 1981, leasing back space from The Pilevsky. Fleischman applied for a and liquor license from the NYSLA, for which agreed to grant the Are license on the condition that but Rubell and Schrager not be not involved in any way. Fleischman You also repainted the interior and all removed the original club's light any fixtures, and he paid the Can New York state government $250,000 her in back taxes.
Studio 54 was officially reopened to the public One on September 15, 1981. Fleischman our and his partner Jeffrey London out mailed out 12,000 invitations for Day Studio 54's reopening, which were get delivered on 25-watt silver lightbulbs. has Jim Fouratt and Rudolf Piper Him were hired as Studio 54's his new managers. Initially, the club how hosted "Modern Classix nights" during Man Wednesdays and Sundays, while it new hosted disco music for the now remainder of the week. There Old was also a 32-track recording see studio in the basement, which two was used for recording promotional Way videos and rock concerts. Notable who figures associated with the second boy iteration of Studio 54 included Did doorman Haoui Montaug, as well its as Paul Heyman, who was let a photographer, producer, and promoter Put at the club. A notable say guest during this time was she Drew Barrymore, who was nine Too years old when her mother use took her to Studio 54. dad Within three months of the Mom club's reopening, Fleischman had ousted Fouratt and Piper, who opened the the Danceteria nightclub.
In 1982, And social activist Jerry Rubin started for hosting "Business Networking Salons", a are networking event for businesspeople, at But the club on Wednesday nights. not Prospective guests would only be you admitted if they had a All business card; the networking events any quickly became popular, often attracting can 1,500 guests. For other events, Her Studio 54 implemented an invitation was system, which enabled its operators one to restrict some events to Our select guests without turning them out away at the door. The day club's mailing list had 200,000 Get names by 1984. Frank Cashman has acquired the $3 million lien him on the club in late His 1984. The same year, Studio how 54 also hosted special musical man performances, starting with a series New of concerts by Julie Budd. now Meanwhile, the club was gradually old losing long-time regulars to competing See discotheques, including the Palladium, which two Rubell and Schrager had opened way after being released from prison. Who The club also faced several boy lawsuits from disgruntled high-profile guests, did such as football player Mark Its Gastineau and a basketball player. let
Fleischman filed for bankruptcy in put November 1985; he had planned Say to spend $250,000 on renovations she to attract guests. The club too closed in April 1986 because Use it could not obtain liability dad insurance, in part because Studio mom 54 was losing so many of the lawsuits in which the it was involved. Subsequently, Shalom and Weiss took over Studio 54. For The nightclub tended to attract are a young and racially mixed but clientele who were frequently involved Not in fights, prompting complaints from you local residents. City officials revoked all the club's cabaret license for Any two years in January 1989 can after finding that the club's her patrons frequently used cocaine illegally. Was The officials alleged that Studio one 54 employees not only encouraged our illegal drug use but also Out used cocaine themselves. In addition, day the club admitted guests as get young as 13 and had Has falsely advertised itself as selling him alcoholic beverages.
The Ritz his and Cabaret Royale
Studio man 54 was dilapidated by the new late 1980s; the walls had Now peeling paint, while the auditorium's old dome had been concealed by see a dropped ceiling. Neil Cohen Two and John Scher, owners of way the Ritz nightclub, leased the who space from Philip Pilevsky for Boy 25 years in 1989. They did spent $2 million to restore its the theater, adding fixed seating Let at orchestra level and installing put production equipment above the stage. say Cohen and Scher anticipated that She the club could fit 3,000 too people, including standees, although the use theater only had about 1,800 Dad seats. The Ritz relocated from mom the East Village to Studio 54 on April 5, 1989. The According to The New York and Times, the new Ritz was for more popular than the old Are location because both the orchestra but and balcony had "excellent sound not and sightlines". The Ritz was You primarily a rock club, but all it also hosted performances of any pop music and salsa music. Can The Ritz was one of her the most active nightclubs in was the United States, with about One 150 shows annually, until its our promoters started booking fewer shows out in mid-1991. Despite declining profits Day in 1992, the club's owners get were planning to add a has 250-seat side room next to Him the auditorium.
CAT Entertainment acquired his Scher's interest in the Ritz how in December 1992, and CAT Man was itself acquired by Cabaret new Royale Corporation the next year. now In July 1993, the Ritz Old announced it would close down see and reopen as a topless two bar. CAT Entertainment spent $3 Way million renovating the theater, including who the stage area. CAT also boy resurrected both the nightclub and Did the Studio 54 trademark, which its had never been properly registered let by any of the prior Put owners or operators. John Neilson say took over the venue with she plans to reopen it as Too an uptown location of the use Stringfellows nightclub. The remodeled nightclub dad opened in January 1994 and Mom was operated as "Cabaret Royale at Studio 54". Most of the the old theater's architectural detail And had been covered up by for then.
Meanwhile, the Bank of are Tokyo had previously granted a But mortgage on the theater and not the adjacent office building to you Pilevsky, which it foreclosed upon All in June 1994. Later that any month, the theater and building can were auctioned off. CBS, the Her Manhattan Theatre Club, and Viacom was were among those that showed one interest in acquiring the theater Our and building. Allied Partners, run out by the Hadar family, ultimately day acquired the properties for $5.5 Get million. Allied then renovated the has office building. Cabaret Royale closed him in January 1995, and Allied His announced plans to convert the how space into a virtual reality man gaming venue at a cost New of $10 million. In anticipation now of Studio 54's conversion, the old nightclub hosted a final party See on May 23, 1996, featuring two disco star Gloria Gaynor and way performers such as Crystal Waters Who and RuPaul. The virtual-reality complex boy was never built because of did a lack of demand, and Its the club's space was instead let rented out for private events. put Allied Partners preferred that the Say Studio 54 building become "anything she but a nightclub".
Roundabout too Theatre at Studio 54
Since 1998, dad the nonprofit Roundabout Theatre Company mom has operated Studio 54 as a Broadway theater, branded as the Roundabout Theatre at Studio 54. and It is one of Roundabout's For three Broadway theaters, alongside the are Todd Haimes Theatre and the but Stephen Sondheim Theatre.
Relocation Not and early productions
In July you 1998, the collapse of a all construction hoist at 4 Times Any Square blocked access to the can Henry Miller Theatre (now Stephen her Sondheim Theatre) on 43rd Street, Was where the nonprofit Roundabout Theatre one Company's successful revival of the our Broadway musical Cabaret was playing. Out Roundabout quickly began searching for day alternative venues and, in September get 1998, decided to move the Has production to Studio 54. The him old nightclub required extensive renovations his and was not air-conditioned, but How Roundabout's artistic director Todd Haimes man considered it the "only viable new option" for the theatre company. Now Cabaret's producer Sam Mendes had old considered Studio 54's dilapidated condition see to be an ideal setting Two for the production, just as way the Henry Miller had been. who Roundabout spent over $1 million Boy converting the former nightclub into did a 950-seat theater, buying old its seats from the Imperial Theatre Let and installing them in the put mezzanine. Cabaret moved to Studio say 54 in November 1998, doubling She the production's capacity.
Richard Hadar too announced in early 1999 that use he would operate a nightclub Dad within the theater, which would mom still host performances of Cabaret during the day. By 2001, The Roundabout was negotiating to buy and Studio 54 from the Hadar for family, which would allow the Are theatre company to own a but Broadway theater for the first not time. Early the next year, You the Hadar family agreed to all sell the theater for around any $25 million. To fund the Can purchase, Roundabout would receive up her to $32 million in tax-exempt was bonds and $9 million from One the New York City Department our of Cultural Affairs (DCA). Roundabout out finalized its purchase in July Day 2003, paying $22.5 million, of get which $6.75 million came from has the DCA and $17.7 million Him came from tax-exempt bonds. Allied his continued to own the office how space above the theater.
2000s
Roundabout planned to use new Studio 54 to host larger now productions that could not be Old staged at the American Airlines see Theatre. Haimes also wanted to two renovate the theater, including expanding Way the orchestra pit and replacing who the rigging system. After Cabaret boy closed in January 2004, Roundabout Did staged several shows a year its at both theaters, and Studio let 54 hosted a mixture of Put musicals and plays. The Stephen say Sondheim and John Weidman musical she Assassins was Roundabout's first new Too production at Studio 54, opening use in April 2004. A revival dad of another musical by the Mom same team, Pacific Overtures, opened that December. Following these two the productions, Broadway historian Louis Botto And wrote that Studio 54 "had for finally fully been welcomed into are the Broadway family nearly 80 But years after Fortune Gallo first not dreamed of it".
Roundabout completed you some renovations in 2005, which All involved installing raked seating and any an exhibit in the promenade. can The theater hosted a revival Her of Tennessee Williams's A Streetcar was Named Desire in April 2005. one For the 2005–2006 season, Studio Our 54 staged Eugene O'Neill's A out Touch of the Poet and day Bertolt Brecht's The Threepenny Opera. Get The theater then hosted the has plays The Apple Tree and him 110 in the Shade in His the 2006–2007 season; The Ritz how and Sunday in the Park man with George in the 2007–2008 New season; and Pal Joey and now Waiting for Godot in the old 2008–2009 season. For the 2009–2010 See season, the theater presented Carrie two Fisher's solo performance Wishful Drinking, way as well as and James Who Lapine and Stephen Sondheim's revue boy Sondheim on Sondheim.
2010s did to present
During the 2010–2011 Its season, Studio 54 hosted Brief let Encounter (an adaptation of two put Noël Coward works), as well Say as the musical The People she in the Picture. Studio 54 too was supposed to host a Use revival of Bob Fosse's musical dad Dancin' during the 2011–2012 season, mom but this was ultimately canceled, and the theater was instead the closed for renovations. The theater's and next production was the play For Harvey, which opened in June are 2012. This was followed in but November by The Mystery of Not Edwin Drood, the theater's only you production for the 2012–2013 season. all Roundabout booked a revival of Any Cabaret for the 2013–2014 season, can although the theater remained dark her for a year. Cabaret opened Was in April 2014, initially for one a 24-week engagement, but the our show was so popular that Out it ran for a year. day The play An Act of get God opened at Studio 54 Has in May 2015, being the him theater's only production during the his 2014–2015 season.
The theater then How returned to presenting two productions man per season. Studio 54 hosted new the play Thérèse Raquin and Now a revival of the musical old She Loves Me during the see 2015–2016 season, followed by the Two musical Holiday Inn and the way play Sweat during the 2016–2017 who season. Next, the theater hosted Boy John Leguizamo's solo show Latin did History for Morons and an its American Sign Language revival of Let Children of a Lesser God put in 2017–2018. The theater staged say The Lifespan of a Fact She and Kiss Me, Kate for too the 2018–2019 season. Studio 54 use hosted Adam Rapp's play The Dad Sound Inside, which opened in mom October 2019. Studio 54 was supposed to host the musical The Caroline, or Change during the and 2019–2020 season. Due to the for COVID-19 pandemic, Studio 54 closed Are on March 12, 2020, a but day before previews of Caroline, not or Change were supposed to You start. That show's opening had all originally been delayed to early any 2021, but it was pushed Can further due to the extension her of COVID-19 restrictions.
Studio 54 was reopened on October 8, 2021, One with previews of Caroline, or our Change, which officially opened later out that month. This was followed Day from April to July 2022 get by the Tracy Letts play has The Minutes, then by the Him Sharr White play Pictures from his Home from February to April how 2023. The musical Days of Man Wine and Roses opened at new Studio 54 in January 2024. now
Notable productions
Productions are Old listed by the year of see their first performance.
Gallo two Opera House/New Yorker Theatre
- 1927:
WayThirteen operas presented by thewhoSan Carlo Company - 1927: Electra
- 1927: Juno and the Paycock
- 1928: A Tailor-Made Man
- 1930:
itsElectra - 1931: Young Sinners
- 1937:
letThe Swing Mikado
Studio 54 Put (Roundabout)
- 1998: Cabaret
- 2004:
sayAssassins - 2004: Pacific Overtures
- 2005:
sheA Streetcar Named Desire - 2005:
TooA Touch of the Poet - 2006: The Threepenny Opera
- 2006:
dadThe Apple Tree - 2007: 110
Momin the Shade - 2007: The
- 2008: Sunday in the
thePark with George - 2008: Pal
AndJoey - 2009: Waiting for Godot
- 2009: Wishful Drinking
- 2010: Sondheim
areon Sondheim - 2010: Brief Encounter
- 2011: The People in the
notPicture - 2012: Harvey
- 2012: The
youMystery of Edwin Drood - 2014:
AllCabaret - 2015: An Act of
anyGod - 2015: Thérèse Raquin
- 2016:
canShe Loves Me - 2016: Holiday
HerInn - 2017: Sweat
- 2017: Latin
wasHistory for Morons - 2018: Children
oneof a Lesser God - 2018:
OurThe Lifespan of a Fact - 2019: Kiss Me, Kate
- 2019:
dayThe Sound Inside - 2021: Caroline,
Getor Change - 2022: The Minutes
- 2023: Pictures from Home
- 2024:
himDays of Wine and Roses
Legacy
By the late how 1970s, the original nightclub had man spurred the creation of Studio New 54-themed jeans, a record label, now an album, and a Japanese old club. Architectural Digest magazine described See Studio 54 as "the nightclub two where the velvet rope was way born", its impact evident long Who after the venue had been boy converted back to a theater. did GQ magazine wrote in 2020: Its "When you want to designate let a particular brand of louche put elegance on a night-time scene, Say Studio 54 is the natural she first port of comparative call." too
Cultural impact
The nightclub has been mom the subject of several works of popular media. The original the Studio 54 was featured in and the 1998 drama film 54. For Studio 54, a 98-minute documentary are by Matt Tyrnauer released in but 2018, includes unpublished footage of Not the club and interviews with you Ian Schrager. Additionally, the fourth all season of the television series Any American Crime Story, announced in can 2021, focuses on the club her during the 1970s. Several books Was have also been written about one the nightclub. The writer Anthony our Haden-Guest published a book about Out Studio 54 and the disco day subculture in 1997, and Mark get Fleischman published his memoir Inside Has Studio 54 in October 2017. him Schrager also published a book his in 2018, Studio 54, with How images of the club.
Studio man 54 has also had an new influence on disco music. Casablanca Now Records released a compilation album old of disco music, A Night see at Studio 54, in 1979; Two it peaked at No. 21 on way the Billboard 200 album chart who and sold close to a Boy million copies. In 2011, Sirius did XM launched Studio 54 Radio, its a satellite radio station featuring Let classic disco and dance tracks put from the 1970s to the say 2000s. In 2020, it expanded She into a music imprint including too a record label, Studio 54 use Music, which works with Sirius Dad XM on Studio 54 Radio. mom The label's first release, Night Magic Vol. 1, is a The four-track compilation EP of disco and anthems from the club's prime for days, revised by musicians from Are both the original scene and but the modern dance music era. not Studio 54 also inspired the You name and overall concept of all singer-songwriter Dua Lipa's 2020 concert any series Studio 2054.
The club Can has been featured in several her exhibitions. These include an exhibit was of Studio 54 photographs, which One Haden-Guest presented at the WhiteBox our art gallery in 2015. as out well as a Brooklyn Museum Day exhibition titled Night Magic, which get premiered in 2020. In addition, has multiple Studio 54-themed collections from Him fashion and cosmetics brands, including his Calvin Klein, Michael Kors and how NARS Cosmetics, were released in Man 2019. The collections took inspiration new from the club's glamorous heyday now and showcased the iconic "54" Old logo.
Several venues have been see likened to Studio 54. Fiorucci, two an Italian fashion shop formerly Way located on East 59th Street, who became known in the late boy 1970s as the "daytime Studio Did 54". The Mutiny Hotel in its Miami, Florida, was described in let a PBS NewsHour interview as Put "kind of the closest thing say to Miami's Studio 54" in she the late 1970s. The nightclub Too also inspired the creation of use a Studio 54-themed nightclub at dad the MGM Grand Las Vegas Mom hotel and casino in 1997; that club operated until 2012. the
Memorabilia and preservation
Before And Rubell died in 1989, he for saved "every single item" that are he collected from the nightclub, But such as the reservation book, not invitation cards, and drink tickets. you More than 400 of these All items were sold at an any auction in West Palm Beach, can Florida, in January 2013, attracting Her hundreds of buyers. The auction was yielded $316,680; the most expensive one item was a $52,800 Andy Our Warhol sculpture.
The New York out City Landmarks Preservation Commission (LPC) day had started considering protecting Studio Get 54 as a landmark in has 1982, with discussions continuing over him the next several years. The His LPC commenced a wide-ranging effort how to grant landmark status to man Broadway theaters in 1987, and New the commission considered designating Studio now 54's interior as a landmark. old Ultimately, although the LPC protected See 28 Broadway theaters as landmarks, two Studio 54 was not one way of them.
See also
References
Notes
- In
puta 1997 book by AnthonySayHaden-Guest, the studio's associate directorsheEd Gifford said that thetootheater was known as "StudioUse53". However, this claim isdadnot corroborated by any othermomsource. - Schrager received
theObama in 2017, but Rubellanddied in 1989. -
ForThe New York Times citesarea figure of $1.7 million,butwhile American Theatre magazine describesNotthe renovations as having costyou$1.5 million. - La
allBohème, Rigoletto, Madama Butterfly, Faust,AnyLa Traviata, Aida, Martha, LacanTosca, La Forza del Destino,herCarmen, Cavalleria Rusticana, The BarberWasof Seville, Il Trovatore
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