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.

When there is an early performance the box office will open 45 minuites prior to the performance.

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 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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