After Colbert signs off on May 21, the Ed Sullivan Theater — home to "The Late Show" hosted by David Letterman since 1993 and Colbert since 2015 — will go dark for the first time in decades. The theater was developed by Arthur Hammerstei...
After Colbert signs off on May 21, the Ed Sullivan Theater — home to "The Late Show" hosted by David Letterman since 1993 and Colbert since 2015 — will go dark for the first time in decades. The theater was developed by Arthur Hammerstein, son of Oscar Hammerstein, and designed by Herbert J. Krapp in the 1920s as a Broadway theater. It originally held 1,500 seats but was downsized when converted for The Late Show. submitted by /u/KevinSmithNYC [link] [comments]
