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THE BARRYMORE THEATRE NYC

The historic Barrymore Theatre in New York City's theatre district lights up a rainy and windy night in Manhattan. The Barrymore opened in 1928 and was constructed for Ethel Barrymore who was part of the famous Barrymore acting dynasty. The exterior was inspired by the architecture of Roman baths and the interior features Elizabethan, Mediterranean, and Adamsesque styles.

As with most theatres on Broadway, the Barrymore has hosted a myriad of world-class performers and Broadway shows. When this photograph was taken in December of 2017 the Tony Award-winning musical "The Band's Visit" was playing but unfortunately, there wasn't enough time for us to see it.

My name is Mark Andrew Thomas and I'm a photographer and filmmaker currently residing in Ft. Lauderdale, FL. I grew up in Florida right next to the Everglades and although I photograph a wide variety of subjects and locations, the Florida Everglades will always be my first love. In my career I've had the honor of working with the NatGeoWild Channel, Animal Planet, Discovery Science Network, ABC HD, and other worldwide media outlets. I hope you'll find something here that speaks to you and brings you joy, rekindles your sense of wonder, or brings back a great memory of a place you've been to. Thank you for visiting! ~ Mark Andrew Thomas