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The Story of the Triad Theater and It’s Video Production Facilities

The Triad Theater was built in 1984 and was the original home of four of the most successful shows in off-Broadway history: Forbidden Broadway, Forever Plaid, Spamilton and Celebrity Autobiography. The hit comedy, Celebrity Autobiography, is now in its ninth year at the venue and a month long workshop production of Seth Rudetsky’

s show, Disaster, went on to a Broadway production at the Nederlander Theater. Some of the notable performers who have performed on the Triad stage include Martin Short, Kristen Wiig, Kevin Hart, Ryan Reynolds, Matthew Broderick, Bob Weir (Grateful Dead), Vanessa Williams, Jake LaMotta, Brooke Shields, Paul Rudd, David Steinberg, Slash, George Bensen, Greg Allman, Gavin DeGraw, Bebe Neuwirth, Jim Dale, Peter Boyle, Tracey Morgan, Tommy Tune, Ben Vereen, Air Supply, Dion and many others from the world of comedy, music and theater. In the 1980’s Christopher Walken, Elizabeth Taylor, Liza Minnelli, Jack Nicholson, Robert DeNiro and many other well known performers would use the Triad for their own weekly private performances. To read more about the history of the Triad, go to: http://www.triadnyc.com/venue-history/

In addition to being a live performance venue, the Triad is a professional television studio. A Bose TV commercial was filmed at the theater, as well as TV episodes for a VH1 reality show with Michelle Williams of Destiny's Child. Amy Poehler filmed an episode of Difficult people in the venue. The Triad is fully equipped with 15 cameras to record video shows or do live free or pay-per-view streaming. For more specifics on the video production capabilities, visit: http://www.triadnyc.com/video-recording/ Contact me, Frank Beacham, at 212-873-9349 for additional information. In this era of Covid-19, the theater — at least initially — will be facing smaller live audiences and a lot of changes. The theater has spaced its seating to accommodate social distancing and made alternations to the space to accommodate smaller audiences. Due to these changing times, we have created Triad Media. It seeks to extend performances at the theater for video audiences. Due to the unique combination of superior space with an extensive production system, the Triad is well equipped to handle video production for musicians, comedians and actors. You can book the Triad through this site for both live and television productions. At a time when live performances will be more difficult to produce and access, our intention is to offer an affordable, dynamic arena for musicians and performers to foster their work and connect to audiences throughout the world. I also plan to keep up a daily dose of the culture and arts news on this new page. Through this combination of services, we offer artists a range of options for the future limited only by the imagination. Of course, we are all experimenting with the future of the arts. In a way, it is a new blank slate for the recreation of performing. Orson Welles once said: “Don’t give them what you think they want. Give them what they never thought was possible.”

Now is the time to do just that and reexamine the creative opportunities before us all. Frank Beacham

Theatrical Productions at the Triad:
• Forbidden Broadway (Originating Production)
• Forever Plaid (Originating Production)
• Spamilton (Originating Production)
• Loose Lips by Kurt Anderson, Directed by Martin Charnin with Bebe Neuwirth, Peter Boyle, Harry Shearer
• A Couple of Blaguards - Pulitzer Prize Winning Frank McCourt and Malachi McCourt
• Celebrity Autobiography with Paul Rudd, Matthew Broderick, Ryan Reynolds, Kristen Wiig (Originating Production)
• My Son the Waiter, A Jewish Tragedy
• Me the People
• Ruthless the Musical
• Disaster by Seth Rudetsky (Originating Production - went on to Broadway)
• Gershwin's American Rhapsody with Mark Nadler and KT Sullivan
• Kurt Weil’s Berlin to Broadway
• Jacque Brel
• Nunsense
• Secrets Every Smart Traveler Should Know
• Broadways Next Hit Musical (Originating Production)
• Wine Lovers - the Wine Tasting Musical
• Forbidden Hollywood
• Forbidden Broadway Strikes Back
• When the Lights Go on Again
• Kabbalah with Emily Stern

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The Story of the Triad Theater and It’s Video Production Facilities

The Triad Theater was built in 1984 and was the original home of four of the most successful shows in off-Broadway history: Forbidden Broadway, Forever Plaid, Spamilton and Celebrity Autobiography.

The hit comedy, Celebrity Autobiography, is now in its ninth year at the venue and a month long workshop production of Seth Rudetsky’s show, Disaster, went on to a Broadway production at the Nederlander Theater.

Some of the notable performers who have performed on the Triad stage include Martin Short, Kristen Wiig, Kevin Hart, Ryan Reynolds, Matthew Broderick, Bob Weir (Grateful Dead), Vanessa Williams, Jake LaMotta, Brooke Shields, Paul Rudd, David Steinberg, Slash, George Bensen, Greg Allman, Gavin DeGraw, Bebe Neuwirth, Jim Dale, Peter Boyle, Tracey Morgan, Tommy Tune, Ben Vereen, Air Supply, Dion and many others from the world of comedy, music and theater. Lady Gaga made her professional debut on our stage as part of the Circle in the Square Cabaret Program.

In the 1980’s Christopher Walken, Elizabeth Taylor, Liza Minnelli, Jack Nicholson, Robert DeNiro and many other well known performers would use the Triad for their own weekly private performances. To read more about the history of the Triad, go to: http://www.triadnyc.com/venue-history/