HQ Function

Serves as the primary administrative hub, housing multiple performance venues, rehearsal spaces, and offices for artistic, production, and administrative staff.

Notable Features:

Historic Astor Library building, housing six distinct theater spaces (Anspacher, Newman, LuEsther Hall, Shiva, Martinson Hall) and Joe's Pub, a renowned cabaret space.

Work Culture:

Dynamic, collaborative, and mission-driven, fostering artistic innovation, inclusivity, and a commitment to community engagement. Fast-paced environment dedicated to producing high-quality, thought-provoking theater.

HQ Significance:

A cultural landmark in NYC, central to the American theater landscape for developing and premiering influential works. The building itself is a historic architectural treasure.

Values Reflected in HQ: Accessibility (through design and programming), artistic excellence, community congregation, and the preservation of cultural heritage combined with forward-looking artistic development.

Location:

While primarily based in New York City, The Public Theater achieves global reach through the international licensing and production of its developed works, many of which (like 'Hamilton' and 'A Chorus Line') have toured worldwide. Its artists and productions influence theater globally, and it sometimes co-produces with international companies or presents international artists at its festivals like the former Under the Radar festival.

Street Address:

425 Lafayette Street

City:

New York

State/Province:

NY

Country:

USA