Address: 643 Park Ave, New York, NY 10065, USA
Phone: +12126163930
Jonathan Che
I watched Icke's adaptation of Oresteia here. The play turned out fantastic, in part due to the scale of the venue, which added drama to a lot of the effects and enabled a lot of interesting interactions. The building interior felt elegant and the staff were courteous and helpful.
Alex Zhang
This place is unlike the Broadway theaters, it’s inside the armory warehouse and very large space converted to the theater, the seats are build up levels with armchairs, seats are comfortable and the levels are high enough so you don’t have peoples head blocking your view. There’s not really a bad seat in the theater because everyone is facing front sitting in square space. The public facility are also very nice, dark wood decor with large oil paintings of military figures second floor has gender mutual bathroom and lower floor has another smaller bathroom. The room to get drink is also very cute like a library.
Andrew Wong
A beautiful venue with antique touches and modern finishes. I loved the industrial feel of the bleachers, and the gigantic restroom that easily accommodated the intermission rushes. The creative take on Hamlet was also highly entertaining. My only gripe was the comfort of the chairs; they were pretty unforgiving, so part way through the 3 hour show I started shifting around in discomfort.
Michel Chahade
Spectacular venue, a must go place!
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The armory is not an art gallery but it features amazing old artwork on its hallway walls and within its various rooms. They do have art shows during the year where you can view and purchase art. Check the schedule on the website.
The Park Avenue Armory was built in 1880. Locally based NY city armory. The location might be close, but there'd be no direct connection with the Am. Revolutionary period or Nathan Hale's demise in 1776.
Downstairs in the basement
My ticket for the 15th was canceled. I had the choice of another date, a full refund, or a donation to the Armory.
Big show in March. Check web site. https://www.thearmoryshow.com/
Yes
They are computerized
Definitely. It has a certain Old World charm and grandness. I've only been in the evening, but it must get great daylight.
Yes, there is an accessible entrance at 103 E. 66th Street.
From their website: The Box Office is open for phone sales Monday through Friday, 10:00 AM–6:00 PM. On performance days, Will Call opens one hour prior to the performance. The Box Office is open for walk-up sales only on days of performances and during the open hours of visual art installations.
Fig and Olive
It has great art show. You can listen whatever you want using headphones.
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