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About Rattlestick Playwrights Theater

Rattlestick Playwrights Theater is an intimate off-Broadway venue in the heart of Greenwich Village, New York City. Known for bold world premieres and contemporary plays, it operates as a nonprofit with a focus on new works and playwright development. The space seats approximately 95 guests, with seating arrangements described as flexible rather than a fixed, published seating chart. This page provides practical details to help you plan your visit, from transit and parking to nearby hotels and dining options, all while offering insider tips to secure your seats at one of NYC’s most storied off-Broadway houses.

Whether you’re catching a world premiere or a powerful new work, Rattlestick offers an artful, approachable experience. To maximize convenience, we’ve pulled together transit routes, parking guidance, and trusted partner recommendations for nearby hotels and restaurants. As your go-to connection for tickets, we’ll help you secure your seats and navigate a visit to this revered venue at 224 Waverly Place, New York, NY 10014.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 224 Waverly Place, New York, NY 10014.
  • Venue type: Off-Broadway, nonprofit theatre known for world premieres and new works.
  • Capacity: 95 seats (removable seating reported; no formal public seating chart published).
  • Parking: No dedicated on-site parking; street parking nearby and public transit recommended.
  • Transit: Short walk from Christopher Street subway (1 train); served by M8, M10, M11, M14 buses; plan-your-visit notes include other nearby lines.
  • Seating chart: Public seating chart not published; space described as 95 seats with removable seating.
  • Nearby hotels: Washington Square Hotel (103 Waverly Place); The Marlton Hotel (5 West 8th Street).
  • Notable events hosted: World premieres and notable plays including The Revisionist, Buyer and Cellar, The Wood, Lewiston/Clarkston, The Pavilion.