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Rehearsal Spaces Rehearsal Spaces Company Address City State Zip Phone Email Davenport Theatre 354 W 45th Street New York NY 10036 212-956-0948 [email protected] 36th Street Studio 260 W 36th Street, 3rd Floor New York NY 10018 212-302-2724 440 Studios 440 Lafayette St #4, New York NY 10003 212-529-0259 59e59 Theatres 59 E 59th Street New York NY 10022 212-753-5959 x111 Abingdon Arts Complex 312 W 36th Street New York NY 10018 212-924-2817 x211 [email protected] Alchemical Tehatre Laboratory 104 W 14th Street New York NY 10011 212-657-1390 Alvin Ailey Dance Studio 405 W 55th Street New York NY 10019 212-405-9000 Ars Nova Loft 511 W 53th Street New York NY 10019 [email protected] Ballet Hispanico 167 W 89th Street New York NY 10024 212-362-6710 Baruch Performing Arts Center 55 Lexington Avenue New York NY 10010 646-312-5073 [email protected] Baryshnikov Arts Center 450 W 37th Street New York NY 10018 646-731-3200 CAP21 18 W 18th Street, #6 New York NY 10011 212-807-0202 [email protected] Champion Studios 257 W 30th Street, 14th Floor New York NY 10001 212-307-7707 ChelseaStudios 151 W 26th Street New York NY 10001 212-924-5877 Clarion Theatre 309 E 26th Street New York NY 10010 212-684-2690 [email protected] Clinton Cameo Studios 307 W 43rd Street New York NY 10036 [email protected] DANY Studios 305 W 38th Street New York NY 10018 212-564-3808 Gene Frankel Theatre 24 Bond Street New York NY 10012 212-777-1767 [email protected] John Desotelle Studios 300 W 43rd Street, #301 New York NY 10036 212-581-0188 [email protected] Manhattan Theatre Club 311 W 43rd Street, #9 New York NY 10036 212-399-3000 NYCastings Casting Studio 243 W 30th Street New York NY 10001 212-219-3339 x1 Opera America 330 7th Avenue New York NY 11215 212-796-8620 Paradise Factory 64 E 4th Street New York NY 10003 [email protected] Pearl Studios 500 8th Avenue New York NY 10018 212-904-1850 Producers Club 358 W 44th Street New York NY 10036 212-315-4743 [email protected] Rehearsal Studios NY Studio #6, 244 W 54th Street New York NY 10019 212-586-9055 [email protected] Ripley-Grier Studios 520 Eighth Avenue, 16th Floor New York NY 10018 212-799-5433 [email protected] Ripley-Grier Studios 939 Eighth Avenue, Suite 307 New York NY 10019 212-799-5433 [email protected] Ripley-Grier Studios 131 West 72nd Street New York NY 10023 212-799-5433 [email protected] Roy Arias 300 W 43rd Street New York PRONY 10036 212-957-8358 Shetler Studios & Theatres 244 W 54th Street #12 New York NY 10019 212-246-6655 [email protected] Signature Theatre 480 W 42nd Street New York NY 10036 212-244-7529 Simple Studios 134 W 29th Street, 2nd Floor New York NY 10001 212-273-9696 [email protected] SoHo Playhouse 15 Vandam Street New York NY 10013 212-691-1555 [email protected] Studios 353 353 W48th Street New York NY 10036 212-757-2539 The Barrow Group Theatre 312 W 36th Street New York NY 10018 212-760-2615 [email protected] The Church of St Paul of The Apostle 405 W 59th Street New York NY 10023 212-2653495 The Ford Studio 480 W 42nd Street New York NY 10036 212-244-7529 The New 42 229 W 42nd Street New York NY 10036 646-223-3000 The Players Theatre 115 Macdougal Street New York NY 10012 212-475-1449 [email protected] The Playroom Theater 151 W 46th Street New York NY 10036 212-967-8278 The WorkShop Theater TheProducersPerspective.com312 W 36th Street New York NY 10018 212-695-4173 [email protected] Theatre Row 410 W 42nd Street New York NY 10036 212-714-2442 [email protected] The information contained in these documents is confidential, privileged and only for the information of the intended recipient and may not be used, published or redistributed without the prior written consent of Davenport Theatrical Enterprises, Inc. Copyright © 2016 Davenport Theatrical Enterprises, Inc..
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