Theatre at St. Clement's

  • Theater | Off Broadway
  • Hell's Kitchen
  • price 2 of 4
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Time Out says

In 1962, the reverend of St. Clement’s Episcopal Church entered into a rather unusual union of theater and religion that still holds tight today. Modeled after the guild chapels of 16th-century England, this 151-seat Off-Broadway house—which has been home to world premieres like Mamet’s American Buffalo, and companies like the New Group and Red Bull Theatre—still holds regular religious services. On Sundays, an altar is placed on the set of whatever production is currently running, and worship is conducted.

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423 W 46th St
New York
10036
Cross street:
between Ninth and Tenth Aves
Transport:
Subway: A, C, E to 42nd St–Port Authority
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Two snooty and suspiciously close Ivy Leaguers hold a dinner party around a chest that contains the body of a classmate they have murdered in Patrick Hamilton's 1929 thriller, which inspired Alfred Hitchcock's 1948 film and was itself loosely inspired by the infamous case of Leopold and Loeb. This new incarnation, adapted by Gordon Greenberg and directed by Scott Elliott for his New Group, stars Corey Fogelmanis and Cameron Monaghan as the nasty boys, Jason Butler Harner as their Nietzsche-loving former housemaster and James Waterston as the dead man's father. 
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