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PRODUCTION HISTORY

Journey Through History

Click on the decades below to discover the plays and musicals that have been presented at Cherry Lane Theatre.

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CHERRY LANE THEATRE
38 Commerce Street
New York, NY 10014
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Wishing you shrieks, chills and a screaming laugh this Halloween. 👻

“Life starts all over again when it gets crisp in the fall.” — F. Scott Fitzgerald

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Mary Welch as Souhaun and Harry Bannister as Cyril Poges in “Purple Dust” by Sean O’Casey depicted by William Auerbach-Levy at the Cherry Lane Theatre.

Do you know which actress worked behind the scenes on this production in 1956?

In honor of NY Fashion week coming to an end last week, we’d like to point out Cherry Lane has always been drawing people with style. 🍒

Pictured here in “Menswear” of New York Times Magazine at CLT on September 19, 1976.

Some Monday inspiration to start your week. 💭

“Apart from the known and the unknown, what else is there?” —Harold Pinter, seen here standing in front of our very own theatre in 1962 while doing publicity for The Pinter Plays, which featured two one-acts that were directed by Al

We may be biased, but depictions of Commerce Street are our favorite.

One of our lovely patrons found this drawing at a street sale on Jane Street years ago. Artist unknown. 🍒

We’re painting the town cherry lane red and saying congratulations to our very own power player — the fearless leader of Cherry Lane Theatre, Mary Geerlof. Your dedication and commitment to not only CLT, but the arts of New York City make

Feeling festive for the holiday season. 🍒

Art inspires art. 🍒

Wishing only good things for your weekend. 🍒

The playbill from Jean Anouilh’s “Thieve’s Carnival,” which marked the New York stage debut of none other than Frances Sternhagen in 1955. 🍒

We have a passion for Halloween! 🧛🍒

A still from “Passion of Dracula” by Bob Hall & David Richmond which ran at Cherry Lane Theatre in 1977.

This revival of “Camille” starring Colleen Dewhurst and Robert Elston opened at Cherry Lane Theatre in 1956.

This playbill features a historical little known fact about Cherry Lane. Can you spot what it is? 👀🍒

“It was a dark afternoon…done in that particularly gloomy gray in which only New York afternoons indulge.”
— F. Scott Fitzgerald

A rainy day birds-eye view of Commerce Street in 1935 by our esteemed neighbor Berenice Abbott

Weekend Wisdom. 🍒🎶

Happy Friday! Wishing you a weekend full of sunshine! ☀️🍒

📷: @marygeerlof

Florals for Commerce Street? Groundbreaking. 🌺

Our facilities manager, Nina Tendy tending the flowers in the neighborhood. ☀️

Words to live by. 🍒

Cherry Lane Theatre

38 Commerce Street,

New York, NY, 10014,

United States

(212) 989-2020 boxoffice@cherrylanetheatre.org

Hours

Mon Closed

Tue 4pm-8:30pm

Wed 4pm-8:30pm

Thu 4pm-8:30pm

Fri 4pm-8:30pm

Sat 12pm-8:30pm

Sun 12pm-3pm