St. Ann's Warehouse, Performance venue in the United States
St. Ann's Warehouse is a renowned cultural institution in Brooklyn, New York.
The venue originated as a church built in 1846 and has evolved over time.
It embraces a diverse range of performing arts including theater, music, and dance.
This 10,000-square-foot space has been adapted for multiple stage configurations.
Known for innovative adaptations and international productions.
Location: Brooklyn
Inception: 1980
Website: artsatstanns.org
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