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About The Green Room at 45 Bleecker Street
The Green Room at 45 Bleecker Street was an intimate downstairs cabaret and late-night performance space within the Theatres at 45 Bleecker Street complex in NoHo, Manhattan. Known for its intimate great seats configuration on the lower level, it hosted late-night cabaret, stand-up, spoken word, and cultural programming. Although the space was renamed and reconfigured after 2010, its legacy remains a notable chapter in New York’s experimental theater scene. If you’re looking for a historic, intimate NYC show experience, this venue’s past offerings set a benchmark for subterranean cabaret venues in Lower Manhattan.
How to plan your visit: While The Green Room name isn’t in use today, the venue area is accessible via nearby transit and is surrounded by NoHo’s dining and lodging options. To secure a great night out, consider nearby hotels like The Standard East Village, The Bowery Hotel, and The Mercer, all within walking distance. For dining before or after a show, explore NoHo and the Lower Manhattan restaurant scene. Transit options include the Broadway–Lafayette St subway stations (B, D, F, M) and Bleecker St (6). Parking is available off-site at nearby garages, with Bond Street garage often used by theater-goers. If you’re researching historic performance spaces or planning a night out in the area, this footprint remains a touchstone in New York’s cabaret history.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Address: 45 Bleecker Street, New York, NY 10012.
- Venue type: Green Room was the downstairs cabaret/late-night space in Theatres at 45 Bleecker Street (Lafayette Street Theatre).
- Capacity: The Green Room was a 99-seat space (lower level); other spaces in the complex were 199–300 seats (Bleecker Street Theatre, Lafayette Street Theatre).
- Seating chart: No public, fixed seating chart published for The Green Room; capacity varied with configuration; other spaces had 199–300 seats (per 2007 planning documents).
- Parking: Parking not on-site; nearby paid garages and street parking; Bond Street garage referenced as a nearby option.
- Transit: Nearby subway access includes Broadway–Lafayette St (B, D, F, M) and Bleecker St (6).
- Nearby hotels: The Standard East Village, The Bowery Hotel, The Mercer, and other NoHo/Lower Manhattan options are within walking distance.
- Notable events hosted: late-night cabaret/stand-up/spoken word; Planet Connections shows; The Seagull and other Culture Project-era programming; Pinkalicious ran at 45 Bleecker before moving to Cherry Lane (late 2010).
- Demolished/renamed: The Green Room space closed in Oct 2010 due to a landlord dispute; the space was renamed Lynn Redgrave Theater in 2013 and operated under Culture Project; as of the 2020s, the Green Room name is not in use.