Mabou Mines

Mabou Mines is a prolific theatre venue situated in the heart of New York. This iconic venue is not only known for its association with contemporary drama and performance, but also with avant-garde plays that redefine theatrical norms. Born in 1970, Mabou Mines has regularly been at the forefront of experiential theatre, producing on an average of 1 to 2 productions per year. Much of its grandeur lies in its ability to connect with the audience irrespective of cultural or linguistic barriers, constantly pushing the limits of visual and auditory narratives. Hosting luminaries such as Lee Breuer, Ruth Maleczech, JoAnne Akalaitis, Philip Glass, and David Warrilow, the venue offers a variety of performances from musical dramas to classic interpretations. The attached art labs are a testimony to their commitment towards creating more craft-centric performances.

How to get to the venue: Mabou Mines is located at 150 First Avenue, 2nd Floor, New York, NY 10009. Public commuting options like the subway, buses, and taxis are conveniently available. For subway users, the nearest station is Astor Place (6), just a 10-minute walk to the venue. Drivers can find metered parking in the vicinity or opt for parking garages nearby.