The Brick

Theaters

Theater, Dance, Comedy, Things to Do

Accessible facilities, Tweens (9–12)

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Fri Mar 19 2010

This scrappy 70-seat space—an erstwhile garage—popped into the theatrical scene in 2002 squished into a vanishingly tiny spot on Metropolitan Avenue in Williamsburg. Its founders, Robert Honeywell and Michael Gardner, have maintained a rattling schedule of tartly themed summer festivals (The Moral Values Festival), pieces by low-budget, high-concept avant-gardists like the Debate Society and Ian W. Hill, and works helmed by Honeywell and Gardner themselves.

Venue location

Address:
The Brick 575 Metropolitan Ave
Brooklyn
New York

Cross Street:
between Lorimer St and Union Ave
Phone:
718-907-6189
Website:
bricktheater.com
Transport:
Subway: L to Lorimer St, G to Metropolitan Ave
Map
1. The Brick
  - 575 Metropolitan Ave
    Brooklyn
    New York
  - 718-907-6189
  - bricktheater.com
  - 40.713970,-73.923552

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What's on at The Brick

Democracy

Experimental theater, Drama, Things to Do, General interest

The topical wags over at the Brick Theater offer a festival dedicated to inflammatory rhetoric, partisan rancor and shameless pandering. Among the offerings are Matthew Freeman's Confess Your Bubble and Roger Nasser's One-Man Ten-Minute History of American...