New York Classical Theatre

New York, United States

4

1 review

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Telephone:
+1 212-252-4531
Website:
www.newyorkclassical.org
Address:
64 Fulton St Suite 1108, New York, NY, 10038
b/t Ryders Aly & Gold St
Financial District
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
450 ftFulton Street (2,3)
540 ftPearl St & Fulton St parada del M15-SBS bajar e ir al tour puente Brookling
890 ftFulton Street-Broadway Nassau (A,C,J,Z)
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1 review of New York Classical Theatre

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Place rating: 4
Manhattan, NY
This group does free performances of Shakespeare plays in parks all over the city. I saw The Taming of the Shrew in teardrop park (battery park city). This is the perfect activity for a summer night! Great for a date night or a small group of friends. I also saw a lot of families there, so good to bring kids!
The actors are all really talented and the costumes are creative and realistic. All in all this was a really entertaining performance. The group does «panoramic theatre» which means the audience needs to move from time to time as the cast changes «set» (geographical location) in the park. I thought it added an interesting touch and worked well with the theme of confusion present in The Taming of the Shrew.
Make sure you get there 15 minutes early and bring a towel or blanket, bug spray, and some snacks to munch on during the performance! When the group starts their next production for the summer, Measure for Measure, I will be sure to make a point to see the New York Classical Theatre perform!