Theatre Relaunches Design of New Home

Outside view of the Theatre for a New Audience

wordpress-bam-cd-map-150x179.gifArchitect Hugh Hardy and his team are beginning the final design of Theatre for a New Audience’s new home in the BAM Cultural District, following our site change earlier this year.

The new design will customize the building for its new site, Ashland Place between Lafayette Avenue and Fulton Street, and create an engaging façade that will be a focal point of the District’s North Site. The design will be completed by January, with groundbreaking planned for early summer 2009.

Our new home will now face a Visual Arts Plaza, a public outdoor space that will link the surrounding cultural buildings and provide a gathering place for visitors.
Flanking the plaza, new developments, Tower 1 and Tower 2 will consist of mixed-income residential units, commercial space, and rehearsal, studio, and performance space dedicated to Brooklyn-based arts organizations.

For a detailed map and more information about the BAM Cultural District, visit www.tfana.org/capital/place.

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Access & Seating Info

Physical Access: There is level access into the lobby. An elevator provides access to all 3 levels of the theater.

Access Seating: Wheelchair labelled seats can be used for any access need, and the chair can be in place or removed. To arrange chair removal in advance or any other questions, please contact box office.

For this production, seating with no stairs includes: Orchestra center Row E, Orchestra sides Row A (200s+300s), and all Mezzanine and Balcony seats.

Mezzanine Row B seats are taller chairs (approximately bar stool height).

Hearing enhancement: Assistive Listening Devices can be collected from the lobby usher in front of the box office before the show.

Open Caption performance: Sunday, September 27th at 2pm. Choose any seating with ‘OC’ in the seating chart to best see the screen.

Box Office contact: email us at tickets@tfana.org or call 646-553-3880.