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New Ohio Theatre (Closed Temporarily)

(6 Ratings)
Downtown Cutting Edge
New Ohio Theatre is a two-time OBIE Award-winning performance venue that serves the vast independent theatre community of New York and the adventurous audiences who love them.


Address
154 Christopher St
New York, NY 10014

Near: btwn Greenwich & Washington St

West Village



GayCities Members report that New Ohio Theatre is temporarily closed, let us know if it has re-opened

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