One of the city's preeminent cultural attractions for over 75 years, this Tony Award-winning regional theater complex in Balboa Park (between the Museum of Art and the Museum of Man) comprises three distinct venues that stage a total of 15 plays and musicals annually, several of which have gone on to Broadway. The flagship 580-seat Old Globe Theatre, based on Shakespeare’s famous London facility, was built in 1935 for the California Pacific International Exposition; the outdoor 612-seat Lowell Davies Theatre hosts the summer Shakespeare festival each year to great acclaim; and the intimate 250-seat Sheryl and Harvey White Theatre is an arena stage known for more experimental fare. The family-friendly musical, Dr. Seuss' "How the Grinch Stole Christmas," is a perennial holiday smash. No food and drink is allowed in any of the theaters, but Lady Carolyn's Pub in the courtyard offers soups and sandwiches, wine, and beer.