Suggestions for Performing Arts Venue near Alphabet City, New York

Jinnie L. • October 1, 2014Nice place for dogs♡ lovely park - beautiful scenery ;)

Damian C. • April 8, 2012Very quant theatre ! Also right near all the great restaurants of the east village!!

Phillip L. • August 6, 2010Great theater! Beautiful space!

Pearl T. • September 29, 2011The Pearl Theatre Company used to have performances at Theater 80. In the Fall 2009, it moved to New York City Center Stage II where it now has performances. More information at www.pearltheatre.org

Abiola A. • April 22, 2012A NYC landmark -- or it should be.

Myke H. • November 20, 2011Check their twitter for updates on really good shows. They post all the time and have festivals all the time too!

hyperjetlag • March 22, 2010The single best place to see great, strange shows in NYC

eric b. • September 5, 2020One of the best Off-Broadway non-profit theaters. Always interesting and boundary pushing plays, and there’s not a bad seat in the house.

anastasia • April 7, 20124 Dogs and a Bone by John Patrick Shanley, co-produced by and co-starring yours truly, April 5-29!!! get yer tickets now! excellent play, fun times, hugs for all afterwards.

Alexandra N. • March 10, 2013Awesome show! Uber creative and the fun they have on stage shows through the performance. Some audience participation which was fun

Taylor • February 4, 2015One of my all time favorite spots. Can't leave NYC without seeing a Friday night poetry slam. Get there early (9:15ish) to wait in line if you want a seat!!

Laura G. • April 8, 2016great performances, nice space

Marina S. • December 1, 2013If you ask nicely they will tell you the wifi password :)

Crimson K. • March 10, 2010Go see Hypergender Burlesque on the first Saturday of the month! GREAT show!!!

IrmaZandl Z. • January 17, 2019Cool place to see live performances. I want to come back to see michael musto’s knitting show😜

Imtiaz K. • March 16, 2014Watched The Hero (amazing play). Cozy, intimate theater. Don't think you can get a bad seat

Untapped Cities • August 24, 2012The DMAC has served many uses since its opening in 1889: dance and catering hall, theater and TV studio, for all sorts of people, including Andy Warhol and Francis Ford Coppola.

Andrew A. • February 10, 2012AndrewAndrew SoundSound every Friday 10-12. The best of everything. Music.Talk. Fashion.Art. You name it!

Bowery M. • July 27, 2011Don't forget to tweet about your experience at tonight's event using the hashtag #EveningOnBowery

Designkitchen • November 15, 2010Great music, great people, local flavor. The live music makes any night feel and look like a weekend.

Michel C. • October 7, 2012Lol Naturally Delicious is so fun every first Saturday. I ll be back for sure.

Paige C. • January 17, 2015Hidden little theater underneath St. Marks Place - great place to catch some late night improv or a show!

Steve P. • July 23, 2010the roof top was awesome, real nice and chill hang out spot.

Chris M. • April 3, 2010This place is really understated and low key with the surprise of lots of avant garde jazz musicians stopping in.