"Since 1980, [St. Ann's Warehouse] has been putting on cutting-edge music, dance and puppetry productions…[Their] signature programming is just as enticing as ever…" (Time Out New York)
The acronym DUMBO stands for "Down Under the Manhattan Bridge Overpass" and describes the city's most vibrant new neighborhood, the old industrial district along the Brooklyn Waterfront between the Brooklyn and Manhattan Bridges.
Chief among DUMBO's many assets are its dramatic, unrestrained views of the Manhattan skyline. St. Ann's Warehouse is located at 38 Water Street, opposite the entrance to Fulton Ferry State Park, one of the rare places in New York where you can walk along the riverbank, in the shadow of the Brooklyn Bridge.
Beyond the waterside park, the cobblestone streets are full of surprises: a chocolatier, art studios and galleries, furniture makers and retail sellers, an ice cream factory, and even a restored, vintage carousel.
Don't eat before you come to St. Ann's Warehouse. There's great food in DUMBO within walking distance! Click on RESTAURANTS & BARS for more information. Or come early and eat at RICE BAR in the spacious Warehouse lobby.
Photograph: Flyleaf
National Theatre of Scotland's BLACK WATCH
Oct 9 - Nov 30