Mastercard is involved in the space as a sponsor, and has located its new, eponymous “innovative multisensory studio” - consisting of a “270-degree immersive projection system to digitally change the décor of the room” in the theater’s walls. We set out to bring the hospitality component to the theater side of things.” Maybe you’re buying expensive wine at the concession stand. There are a ton of other people and, if there is a dining component to it, it’s a slice of pizza or a meal in the Theater District following the show. “We all go to the theater but it’s not the smoothest experience. “The idea is you come see a show under our roof and then go get dinner, or vice versa,” Adcock told TimeOut. Brett Beyer Photography Mastercard has installed an “immersive” projection system into the walls. Jason Greenspan Hidden Leaf has been open since last month. Jason Greenspan The venue is set to open on Sept. Symphony Space is a performing arts center on the Upper West Side of Manhattan offering programs in theatre, film, literature, music, dance and family. Brett Beyer Photography The intimate space seats 160 people. MMAC offers a variety of dance and performance programs, including Manhattan Youth Ballet and MMAC Kids. The venue also has a street-level aperitivo bar component called Midnight Cafe, which has been slinging craft cocktails and a “high-energy, fun experience, soundtracked to ’70s Italian disco” since last month. “When paired with the menu at our pan-Asian restaurant Hidden Leaf, we aim to offer guests a unique night on the town that excites all the senses,” added Adcock of showgoers’ ability to eat dim sum and wok dishes while watching magic shows. The location, at the north end of the city, overlooked the park that would soon house City Hall. Midnight will host “experiences” from “the worlds of Broadway, music, magic, comedy and more,” the venture’s creative director, Warren Adcock, told The Post.ĭrinks and sustenance will be provided by the separate, but in-house, bar and restaurant, Hidden Leaf, from Lilia and Saint Vitus restaurateur Josh Cohen. The Park Theatre, originally known as the New Theatre, was a playhouse in New York City, located at 2125 Park Row in the present Civic Center neighborhood of Manhattan, about 200 feet (61 m) east of Ann Street and backing Theatre Alley. 21, the city’s newest performance space promises to showcase a wide range of talent while also keeping audiences well fed and boozed. Set to begin entertaining New Yorkers on Sept. Patti LuPone rips into ‘dumbed down’ Broadway audiences - but says she isn’t retiringīeloved literary classic “A Wrinkle in Time” getting stage musicalĬult hit ‘Titanique’ to extend run at bigger off-Broadway theaterĪn Art Deco-inspired venue is coming to the West Side’s 8-acre, city-within-a-city Manhattan West. This is the most torturous NYC theater experience ever Travel through the timeline of Broadway from its birth to the present day with an entry ticket to the Museum of Broadway.
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