3D Month - featuring Robert Munn and Sara Cook of Depthography Group - Other

Saturday March 6 @ 8 PM: A full-color 3-D stereoscopic projection show of View Master images from World’s Fairs. The events that will be featured include the following: 1939 New York, 1939 San Francisco, 1958 Brussels, 1962 Seattle, 1964 New York, 1964 New York aftermath, ruins, etc. Over 400 Views will be featured.

Saturday March 20 @ 8 PM: 3-D Projection show of Stereoscopic images of World War 1 with live electronic Theremin accompaniment. The images are from Mr. Munn’s extremely rare personal collection of 200 glass plate stereo photographs of the conflict. These 90 year old, emulsion-on-glass stereo plates were manufactured in France between 1914-1918 and present a graphic, uncompromising view of the horrors of trench warfare, no-man’s-land, the brutality and devastation of the World’s first “modern” war.

Venue:
45 Bleecker: The Green Room
45 Bleecker Street (just East of Lafayette Street)
New York NY 10012

Running Time:
Approximately 1 hour with no intermission.

Audience:
Worlds Fair: Appropriate for all ages
World War I: Appropriate for 18 and older

Cast Members:

Detailed Pricing Information
$26.50 limited reserved seating (prime 3-D sight lines)
$16.50 General admission

All prices include a $1.50 facility fee.

Tickets purchased online and by phone are subject to a per ticket service charge of $3.50 and a per order handling fee of $1.50.

Ticket Limit
There is a 10 ticket limit per day or 24 hour period, per name, credit card account, billing address, phone number, IP address, and/or e-mail address. Tickets purchased which exceed this limit will be canceled without notification.

Dates & Times
March 6 at 8pm
A full-color 3-D stereoscopic projection show of View Master images from World’s Fairs. The events that will be featured include the following: 1939 New York, 1939 San Francisco, 1958 Brussels, 1962 Seattle, 1964 New York, 1964 New York aftermath, ruins, etc. Over 400 Views will be featured.

March 20 at 8pm
3-D Projection show of Stereoscopic images of World War 1 with live electronic Theremin accompaniment. The images are from Mr. Munn’s extremely rare personal collection of 200 glass plate stereo photographs of the conflict. These 90 year old, emulsion-on-glass stereo plates were manufactured in France between 1914-1918 and present a graphic, uncompromising view of the horrors of trench warfare, no-man’s-land, the brutality and devastation of the World’s first “modern” war.

Box Office Hours
Monday - Friday: 12:30pm - 7pm
Saturday: Noon - 8pm
Sunday: Noon - 7pm

When there is a late performance the box office remains open until curtain.

Access Information
Theatre is accessible.

There are 3 steps into the building from the street entrance.

There are 12 steps down to the theatre. There is someone who can provide assistance. A service elevator is also available.

Accessibility by Seating Section
Orchestra: There are steps between rows in the Orchestra.

Access Ticket Information
TBD

Elevators/Escalator
There is an elevator available to the theatre on the lower level from the main floor.

Pay Phone
Inquire at venue.

Detailed Pricing Information
$26.50 limited reserved seating (prime 3-D sight lines)
$16.50 General admission

All prices include a $1.50 facility fee.

Tickets purchased online and by phone are subject to a per ticket service charge of $3.50 and a per order handling fee of $1.50.

Dates & Times
March 6 at 8pm
A full-color 3-D stereoscopic projection show of View Master images from World’s Fairs. The events that will be featured include the following: 1939 New York, 1939 San Francisco, 1958 Brussels, 1962 Seattle, 1964 New York, 1964 New York aftermath, ruins, etc. Over 400 Views will be featured.

March 20 at 8pm
3-D Projection show of Stereoscopic images of World War 1 with live electronic Theremin accompaniment. The images are from Mr. Munn’s extremely rare personal collection of 200 glass plate stereo photographs of the conflict. These 90 year old, emulsion-on-glass stereo plates were manufactured in France between 1914-1918 and present a graphic, uncompromising view of the horrors of trench warfare, no-man’s-land, the brutality and devastation of the World’s first “modern” war.

Directions and Parking
Subway:
By Subway: Take #6 to Bleecker St. Take B,D,F or V to Broadway / Lafayette. Take R or W to Prince St. stop and walk North and East to Bleecker and Lafayette. (The N train is also scheduled to stop at Prince Street late nights and weekends.)

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