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Help us make it rightLarge 4,000-square-foot performance area has played host to such performances as CirqueBoom's "The Circus of Vices and Virtues," Anthony Schwartzman's "Hunger Dreams," "Antony & Cleopatra" and "Polyphonic Spree."
come to our 96 year old bath house converted to community spaces; theaters, movie, music, batting cage, weddings, children's parties and more. one stop from the atlantic/pacific terminal. R train to Union street
A former bathhouse that presents a range of cultural groups from indie bands to poetry readings to classical music.
Originally a public bathhouse, the Brooklyn Lyceum now holds events like the New Yorker Festival, countless live music acts, dancing, kids activities, and even a gym.
On the edge of residential “brownstone Brooklyn” neighborhood Park Slope, this quirky and cavernous performance space and café was once a public bathhouse. It’s a great place to check out a wild mix of events, from drama, comedy, karaoke, and live music, to kid’s events or even athletics.
I love this show, this is one show that makes you say... that was cool. George
The Brooklyn Lyceum is in a former bath house on a once forlorn corner of 4th Avenue--the western border of Park Slope, which is steadily gentrifying. I've watched the Lyceum evolve into two performace spaces, and a branch of Schnack is coming soon. The lineup is quite diverse: theater, movies, music, dance parties, community events. The building is still being renovated, including its facade,...
What a great find. I first saw the sign for the batting cage and went inside. It?s got a great cafe (new owner) and Jazz on Wednesday and Sunday night. I went to the jazz the other night not knowing what to expect quality wise but it had some hot world-class musicians. The next night they had an opera scheduled. Their schedule is full diversity but if you want a hard drinking rock club this...
dear prospectplayer:
we here at the lyceum wish you had a better experience.
while we understand your concerns and issues, heat on the night of rentals is up to the production company. they choose whether to heat or not. and if so how much.
sometimes fledgling troupes cannot afford to head the theater up to your standards. the lyceum has chosen to continue to rent to those who are...
I went to see a play at this theatre...expecting it to be a warm...friendly...down-to-earth place. Instead I found the proprietors to be dismissive and arrogant. The play was three and one half hours long and I was literally shivering the entire time....as the theatre was FREEZING cold.
When I inquired about providing a bit of heat I was looked at as though I had just landed from Mars...
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Brooklyn Lyceum was founded in 2003, and is located at 225 4th Ave in Brooklyn. Additional information is available at www.brooklynlyceum.com or by contacting Gregory Stankus at (718) 857-4816.
Brooklyn Lyceum, is one of the place where theatrical works are created to leave an lasting impression on ones mind. All this is done while meeting the nuances of theater. The lyceum includes a black box theater, Geloscopic, apart from two other spaces spanning around 4000 square feet each. The lyceum also has a restaurant, a garden and a gift shop. The Brooklyn Lyceum is available for rental...
Founded in 2000, Brooklyn Lyceum is a performing arts venue that boasts a theater, gym and cafe. The 100-year-old space, which began life as Public Bath #7, hosts a unique confluence of activities, including music, theater, dance, comedy, movies and sports. During the day, freelancers with laptops can use the space as a cheap, laid-back work space. The building can also be rented for parties,...
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