The Judson Theatre

The Judson Theatre in New York is a historical venue that was founded in the 1950s. The theatre has steeped in culture and history and is located at 55 Washington Square South in Greenwich Village. This versatile and inspiring place is loved by theatergoers as well as performers. Its stage has introduced plays, monologues, and abstract performances since its inception. Uncompromising creativity and innovation have been the nucleus of its productions, contributing to its image as a haven for the Avant-garde movement. Showcasing both budding and well-established artists, the vintage architecture of the Theatre is a picturesque backdrop for performances. In addition to iconic performances, it hosts literary and art events throughout the year, maintaining an eclectic mix of cultural significance. The theatre's unassuming exterior mirrors Greenwich Village’s brick-clad, historic structures, while its interiors reflect the minimalist grandeur representative of theatres of the previous century. Judson Theatre has a nostalgic grandeur, its walls whispering tales of legendary performances and hallowed creativity. How to Get to the Venue: The Judson Theatre is accessible via various modes of transportation. Subways A, B, C, D, E, F, M to West 4th Street or N, R to 8th Street-NYU or 6 to Astor Place is available. Parking is available in nearby garages and on the street.