The Shed
Photograph: Courtesy Timothy Schenck

The Shed

  • Art | Arts centers
  • Midtown West
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Time Out says

This massive multi-disciplinary arts center in Hudson Yards is state-of-the-art. Out front, a 17,000 square foot open-air plaza transforms into the building's multi-use main hall via an 8 million pound retractable steel sheel that extends across the courtyard on wheels—the "McCourt." Inside, the center boasts multiple galleries and a theatre for art exhibitions, multimedia works, theatrical productions and concerts of any variety.

We’ve been to multiple art shows and performances here and each time it impresses with the sheer amount and versatility of the space.

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Viola's Room

Punchdrunk’s Sleep No More gave up the ghost last fall after 14 years, but fans of that immersive theatrical experience have a new show to tide them over: a smaller-scale work by Punchdrunk founder Felix Barrett that invites audience members to move barefoot through a labyrinthine installation inspired by Barry Pain’s 1901 gothic short story “The Moon-Slave," as adapted by the acclaimed British writer Daisy Johnson. Participants wear headphones and are guided through the 50-minute experience at the Shed via narration in the voice of Helena Bonham Carter. 
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