
Off-Broadway
lives here.
Our 161-seat theater hosts
Off-Broadway productions,
and on Sunday mornings
it’s our church too.
Same room, two shows.

Rope
The New Group’s production of
Patrick Hamilton’s thriller,
in a new adaptation by
Gordon Greenberg,
directed by
Scott Elliott.
Photo by Serge Nivelle, courtesy of The New Group.
Now playing
through December 6
The house
A second-floor main stage
with 161 seats on risers,
a lobby and box office, dressing rooms,
a green room and a scenic shop.
161seats
45' 6"wide
57'deep
The booth
The lighting booth sits on the second floor, behind the last row of seats, house left. Rehang and refocus the house lighting package for your show. Your company brings its own crew and runs its own lights.

House
Lights
Master
The house lighting package
- 50
- ETC Source 4 ellipsoidals, 575 W,
with 26°, 36° and 50° lens tubes - 35
- Source 4 Pars, 575 W
- 60
- ETC Sensor 2.4K dimmers,
on one 200-amp service - 1
- ETC Expression 2 console
For producers
- Your spaces
- The main stage, house and risers on the second floor. Downstairs, the Green Room and workshop, the scenic shop and three dressing rooms. Up front, the lobby, box office and production office.
- Load-in
- Through the east doors and up the east staircase.
- Hours
- The building is open from 8 AM to midnight.
- Crew
- Bring your own crew and technical direction. There’s no technical staff on site.
- Sundays
- St. Clement’s worships on the main stage on some Sundays, until 1 PM. We tell you at least a week ahead, and your company leaves a lighting cue for worship.
- Signs
- An outdoor light box (33 by 22 inches), a sidewalk rail (108 by 36 inches) and an indoor theater board (69 by 45 inches).
- Cleaning
- We keep up the building. For daily cleaning while you’re in residence, bring your own cleaner.
- Sound
- A house sound system you can connect your own gear to, and guest Wi-Fi.
Where The American
Place Theatre began.
In 1963, Wynn Handman, Michael Tolan and the Rev. Sidney Lanier founded The American Place Theatre here at St. Clement’s. The company stayed until 1971, when it moved down West 46th Street.
Every show on our stage since 1964
It Takes a Lunatic
Wynn Handman’s life, and the story of The American Place Theatre.
Bring
your show.
Producers, tell us about your production and your dates. We’ll write back from hello@stclementsnyc.org.