Having seen many shows in this venue, Not a bad seat in the house. They have a diverse menu of programs. Well placed and formatted to enhance the university and neighborhood community.
This theater provides excellent sound and sight lines but make sure to meet your friends outside, it's hard to get cell reception once you go through the entrance.
We organize meetups to demo kickass technology at the NYU Skirball Center every month. We release 3 batches of tickets here: http://www.meetup.com/ny-tech/ But they sell out fast, stay tuned! Read more
Hosted John Kerry and Al Gore, and the recording of The Apprentice's third season finale. The only performing arts center of its kind south of the Lincoln Center. Construction cost = $40 million.
Theater itself is clean and almost every seat has a good view (even the balcony), but my seat felt really cramped after about an hour. Also, mild bummer that we couldn't bring drinks to our seats.
Ticket central is located right next to the main entrance. You can get discounted broadway, opera and sports tickets if u are an nyu student. They also have amc movie pases that are 8.50
From Apr. 22 to Apr. 24, the Games for Change Festival features inspiring world-renowned speakers, great games, and networking opportunities all to support the mission of games for social impact.
Owned by New York University, the Skirball Center is a 860-seat theater located on the south of Washington Square Park in the heart of Greenwich Village.
This is an excellent, modern venue with exciting acts from all over the world. Skirball's stadium style seating and small-moderate size provide fantastic sightlines no matter where you sit.
See a live Intelligence Squared Debate at the Skirball Center, recorded live for radio and TV! Sip a glass of wine before you cast your vote for a team "for" or "against" the motion. Read more
On Apr. 25, TFF celebrates new frontiers in collaboration with Harvard professor Clayton Christensen. Cross-disciplinary Disruptors are honored from a broad range of domains.
On Apr. 25, the program celebrates the new frontiers in collaboration with Harvard professor Clayton Christensen. Cross-disciplinary Disruptors are honored from a broad range of domains.
On 10/11/11, I joined the New York Tech Meetup here to launch the third NYC Big Apps competition, immigration seminars for startups, and a new mayor's council on technology: http://bit.ly/p10k0T
See amazing dancers (like Mikhail Baryshnikov) give speeches for special anniversary performances (like the 80th Anniversary Celebration for the Martha Graham Dance Company).