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Chocolate Factory

Email brian@chocolatefactorytheater.org Website http://www.chocolatefactorytheater.org/

Address

5-49 49th Ave
Long Island City, NY 11101

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Chocolate Factory

Public Transportation

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By Subway:

7 train - take the #7 to Vernon/Jackson (1st stop in Queens). Exit onto Vernon Blvd. Walk one block north to 49th Avenue. Make a left. The Chocolate Factory is on the rightG train - take the G to 21st Street/Van Alst (1st stop in Queens). Exit onto Jackson Avenue. Follow Jackson Ave. toward Manhattan to 49th Avenue.

Accessibility:

Curb Ramps

Curb Ramps

None

Restroom

Restroom

Same level as theatre. They are not wheel chair accessible.

Directions Subway

Directions Subway

7 train - take the #7 to Vernon/Jackson (1st stop in Queens). Exit onto Vernon Blvd. Walk one block north to 49th Avenue. Make a left. The Chocolate Factory is on the rightG train - take the G to 21st Street/Van Alst (1st stop in Queens). Exit onto Jackson Avenue. Follow Jackson Ave. toward Manhattan to 49th Avenue.

Seating

Seating

Seats 74.

Elevator\Escalator

Elevator\Escalator

None

Telephone

Telephone

7184827069

Entrance

Entrance

Theatre is Street level, and the theatre is located on the ground floor

Water Fountain

Water Fountain

None

Wheelchair Info

Wheelchair Info

Wheelchair seating is available.

Theater Description:

The OBIE Awarding-winning Chocolate Factory Theater values the process of creation and the spirit of experimentation; and is a leading incubator for new developments in experimental performance. The Factory's 5,000 square foot facility is home to new work by the company's Founding Artists; and provides support to over 100 Visiting Artists each year.

The work of The Chocolate Factory's founding artists emphasizes multi-disciplinary collaboration combining movement, music, video and text to devise a means of storytelling that is immediate, collage-like, highly visual, and dependent on new technologies. When successful, the work is not easily categorized as theater, dance, new music, or video art and is rather a thorough intermingling of these disciplines. By extension, our curatorial values when it comes to Visiting Artists leads to work that exists across or between disciplines-work that requires new methods, more time, and a new kind of audience.