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facility). The production will begin performances on October 19, 2013 in the Theatre's new 299-seat Mainstage, which has been designed by architect Hugh Hardy. Opening night is set for November 2. In addition, the production will be seen by thousands of New York Public School students enrolled in the Theat

nce has played in more than 20 different venues across Manhattan and Brooklyn. Theatre for a New Audience is near the BAM Peter Jay Sharp Building, Harvey Theater and Fisher Building as well as the Mark Morris Dance Center and BRIC ARTS I Media House and UrbanGlass ReNEWal Project currently under construction

facility). The production will begin performances on October 19, 2013 in the Theatre's new 299-seat Mainstage, which has been designed by architect Hugh Hardy. Opening night is set for November 2. In addition, the production will be seen by thousands of New York Public School students enrolled in the Theat

nce has played in more than 20 different venues across Manhattan and Brooklyn. Theatre for a New Audience is near the BAM Peter Jay Sharp Building, Harvey Theater and Fisher Building as well as the Mark Morris Dance Center and BRIC ARTS I Media House and UrbanGlass ReNEWal Project currently under construction