Shubert

[ shoo-bert ]

noun

1. Lee Levi Shubert, 1875–1953, and his brothers Sam S., 1876–1905, and Jacob J., 1880–1963, U.S. theatrical managers.

Example Sentences

Senior year got especially intense, with college and scholarship applications capped by an unexpected highlight of getting to perform at Broadway’s Shubert Theatre in March as part of a city showcase of high school musicals.

From Seattle Times

We heard early from Bob Wankel, the chairman of the Shubert Organization, about the diversity of our audiences: “Purlie Victorious” was one of those shows that reached far and wide, and the people it’s getting into the door are good for the health of the whole theater community.

From Los Angeles Times

A spokesman said the musical would open this fall at a Shubert theater, but said the production was not ready to confirm the specific timing or location.

From New York Times

The play “Good Night, and Good Luck” — with David Cromer directing — will premiere on Broadway in spring 2025 at a Shubert Theatre to be announced.

From Seattle Times

“It’s surreal and it’s ridiculous and crazy and insane and all the things,” Moon told me as we stood in Shubert Alley, just under a digital marquee featuring her atop a piano, not far from the stage door where she now signs autographs for her own fans.

From New York Times