Welcome to the cell!
Photos by Garlia Cornelia Jones, Chris Gabriel
Flexible space with 20′ ceilings, balcony, and booth, seating for 60+ people (movable church pews) professional lighting, sound, and projection equipment. See some of our recent gallery events.
For rental inquiries, view our Rental Guidelines
Email: info@thecelltheatre.org or contact us via the website.
Location:
338 W. 23rd Street (btwn 8th & 9th)
New York, NY 10011 map it >
I really wish you worked from a script and showed more visuals. Powerpoint would have been very helpful.
Brilliant! Warm and funny and full of deep joy and sorrow.
I thoroughly enjoyed the reading for Cherry’s. The cast was magnificent.
As always, my friend Leslie Uggims was simply supurb. Seeing the amazing Bill Cobbs, Gloria Reuben and James McDaniel..what a perfect cast.
I loved the storyline and can’t wait to see it on the big screen.
Lucia Kaiser
TV/Film Producer
Will these drawing sessions include any instruction or guidance??
Thank you.
The CHERRYS reading was an evening of pure class. With little rehearsal, the cast gave an “opening night” performance of top notch material.
glad you posted to Craft excerpt. I was there on that Blackboard night and that little angel sang the hell out of those songs…amazingly talented!
This performance was truly a display of talented actors and actresses.
I loved the energy, comedy, and realistic emotions display by the cast.
You will definitely have a good laugh. Wow!
I’m looking for some info on Alto Saxaphones and I’ve just stumbled upon your site! An interesting read which I thought to be of value. I will enjoying coming back to have more time to read more.
I’d like to reserve 2 seats for Dec. 7th, 7PM.
Thanks so much-
Liz Ortiz-Mackes
Casting Solutions
http://www.castingsolutions.tv
Are you serving brunch tomorrow 12:00-1:30? If so, what will you serve and what is the cost? Thank you.
FAREWELL, RECRUIT was so awesome, I can’t wait to hear what the L2L folks have cooked up next!
Thoroughly enjoyed the concert… and the people. Wonderful arrangements. My thanks to Louis for the invite and a wonderful evening of intimate sounds. This is what CHAMBER music is supposed to be!
I hope no one will mistake fiction for fact here–Rupert Pole more than forgave Anais for her “dark secrets,” of which she informed him long before her death, including the fact she was married to another man. After Anais’s death, Rupert doggedly continued her work in the form of her childhood and unexpurgated diaries after her death and carried her torch until he died.
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