August Wilson Theatre

The August Wilson Theatre is a prominent Broadway venue located in New York City, named after the renowned African American playwright August Wilson, who is celebrated for his powerful plays exploring the African American experience, particularly through his Pittsburgh Cycle. The theatre, which seats around 1,000 people, hosts various theatrical productions, including many of Wilson's works. It opened in 1925 and underwent significant renovations before being renamed in 2005. The theatre is a vital part of America's cultural landscape, honoring Wilson's legacy and contributing to the representation of diverse stories in American theatre.