Yes. Check their website!

Eat on North has a nice variety of options, including well prepared innovative "comfort foods." Good wine and beer selections, creative cocktails, raw bar. Really good food for all age groups. Can get loud when they have music which cannot be turned off in dining room. Star of India, no ambiance to speak of, but really decent Indian food at very modest prices. Mission Bar and Tapas, interesting choices, good wine and beer selections all at moderate prices. Gets quite crowded and noisy, but not a problem pre-theater. Methusalah is a hip bar, creative cocktails, excellent food, very noisy when more than two people are there. Some find seating extremely uncomfortable, but the largely youthful crowd doesn't care.

TAke the bus, easy and cheap. Train goes to wassaic which is about 1 1/2 hrs away.

I don't think there schedule is out yet. The best thing would be to look on the internet.

We parked on a lot about a block away on Melville street

We are producing Tom Coash's new play VEILS, from October 1-18 at the Boyd-Quinson Mainstage. Details are on our website.