The Times’ “ArtsBeat” blog reports that St. Ann’s Warehouse Theater, which is slated to leave its present location to make way for the Dock Street Project, and which lost its bid to build new space in the Tobacco Warehouse, has signed a lease that will allow it to relocate to 29 Jay Street, also in DUMBO. The story quotes Susan Feldman, St. Ann’s artistic director, as saying the theater will continue to look for “a more permanent home.”
St. Ann’s Warehouse to Stay in DUMBO
By Claude Scales on December 12, 2011 3:05 pm in Arts and Entertainment, Commercial Real Estate, DUMBO, Theater
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