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About 13th Street Repertory Company Theatre

13th Street Repertory Company Theatre is a compact, basement-level Off-Off-Broadway venue tucked in a townhouse setting in New York City's Greenwich Village. With about 65–70 seats, the space offers intimate performances that invite close connection between performers and audience. While the venue has a storied history, including long-running productions like Israel Horovitz’s LINE, the space has experienced changes in recent years, including landmarking of the building in 2024 and notes about operations. This page provides a practical, no-fuss guide to attending, including seating details, parking and transportation options, and nearby hotel and dining recommendations to help you plan your visit with ease.

Whether you’re a local theatre enthusiast or a visitor exploring the Village, you can rely on us to point you to accessible transit routes, nearby stays, and dependable dining options. If events resume in the future, we’ll keep this page updated with current listings and verified details. Secure your plans with the reliable, straightforward guidance you’ve come to expect from Your Guy in tickets.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Capacity: about 65 seats (sources vary: 65-70).
  • Address: 50 West 13th Street, New York, NY 10011.
  • Venue type: Off-Off-Broadway theatre housed in a basement space of a townhouse.
  • Seating chart: basement-level space with 4 steps down into the lobby; two steps up and four steps down the theatre aisle; seats roughly 65–70.
  • Parking: no on-site parking; nearby garages and street parking options exist (example garages near 13th St).
  • Transit: Subway - F, V, 1, 2, 3 to 14th Street; 4, 5, 6, N, R, Q, W to Union Square; L to 6th Ave. Bus - M6, M14, M2, M3, M5.
  • Nearby hotels: Walker Hotel Greenwich Village (52 W 13th St); The Marlton Hotel (5 W 8th St).
  • Notable events: Israel Horovitz’s LINE, the longest-running Off-Off-Broadway production, ran at the venue starting in 1974; the run continued for decades.
  • Status notes: the theater is reported closed since Edith O’Hara’s death in 2020; the building was landmarked in 2024 with signage removed; no active ticket sales reported as of 2026.