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Novenas for a Lost Hospital
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Novenas for a Lost Hospital

Sep 05, 2019 - Oct 13, 2019
Running time: 2:00
PLAYING @
Rattlestick Playwrights Theater
224 Waverly Place
New York, NY 10014
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PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION
By Bus: M8, M10, M11, M14
By Subway: 1 to Christopher. Walk north on 7th Ave South, then northwest on Waverly Place to the theatre.
Show Description:
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Director

Daniella Topol

Written By

Cusi Cram - with dramaturgy by Guy Lancaster

TDF MEMBER TICKETS:
NOT AVAILABLE FOR THIS SHOW
Listed at TKTS:
Never
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FULL-PRICE TICKETS
$36.00 - $46.00
prices subject to change
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ADDITIONAL INFO

Audience Advisory
SITE SPECIFIC - put on your sneakers (or most comfortable pair of shoes) and leave your heavy bags at home because Novenas for a Lost Hospital is a mobile experience. Your experience will start at 7:00 at ST. JOHN'S IN THE VILLAGE (below our theater at 218 West 11th Street), then move up the stairs to our theater, then move back downstairs a few blocks away to visit the NYC AIDS Memorial. Due to the traveling nature of this production, we encourage you to let us know if you anticipate having any difficulty traveling with us.
Age Guidance: 13
Show Notes
No Intermission

ACCESSIBILITY INFO

Wheelchairs
Theer is removable seating.
Seating
seats 95.
Elevator\Escalator
none
Curb Ramps
none
Entrance
Building entrance is street level, but there is a long flight of stairs that leads up to the theatre.
Box Office
The Box office is on the second floor.
Restroom
Located on the stage, and are inaccessible during the performance.
Water Fountain
none
Telephone
yes
Assisted Listening System
none
Visual Assistance
none
Folding Armrests
none

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