THE BURNING OF NEW YORK

The Burning of New York , written and directed by Samuel Harps, tells the true story of one of the most extraordinary and revealing events in Early American History.  In 1741 Broadway, Maiden Lane and Wall Street were set ablaze in an alleged slave revolt.  After an unprecedented trial, 35 people were hanged or burned at the stake - right in New York City!We would encourage history buffs, those interested in civil rights and anyone who loves New York City to attend this powerful piece of theatre.  Group rates are available for parties of 10 or more.Save your ticket stub for a discount at the newly opened Bella Rosa Cafe, 11 New Main St., just a couple of blocks down from our theatre.  Enjoy a pre- or post-theatre snack, full dinner or wonderful dessert at this lovely new cafe.  Or bring your receipt from Bella Rosa and receive $5.00 off your ticket to our show.*Strong language appropriate to the time period is used in this production.  Not recommended for children under 13.Wheelchair accessible