GREENWICH STREET THEATRE
547 Greenwich St
New York, NY 10013
South of Houston, North of Spring, West of Varick, just south of Charlton Street.
Take the 1, 9 trains to Houston Street. From there, walk two blocks south to Charlton, and walk west two blocks to Greenwich Street Theater.
Take the C/E to Spring Street. Walk north two blocks to Charlton Street, and walk west three blocks to Greenwich Street.
ABOUT
This intimate theater, located in West SoHo, has been home to many recent, acclaimed productions, including Joe Penhall's "Some Voices," Naked Angels "Fear: An Issues Project" starring Amy Irving and the premiere of Gregory Murphy's
"The Countess," which went on to become the longest-running drama on off Broadway for the 1999-2000 season. The Greenwich Street Theatre has, in fact, come to be known in recent years as one of New York's leading small theatres for producing exciting, innovative new work.
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