NoHo, Bleecker Street Between Mott and Elizabeth Streets

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The sign on the building says Townhouse for Sale. For those of you who might be interested, here's a shot of the entire townhouse.



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When we come back to this area on another walk, I will discuss why Noho?

PS Politics was almost as fun today as it was yesterday as all the guys and gals opined as to why everyone got it wrong.

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NoHo, Bleecker Street Between Mulberry and Mott Streets

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This is the building next to the theater at 45 Bleecker Street.

And now I must get back to the political news. How much will Obama win by? Where will Mike Huckabee come in? Is this the end for Romney? If you like politics at all you've got to love this year.

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NoHo, Bleecker Street Between Mulberry and Mott Streets

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Last night you saw where I ended up yesterday. This is where I started. Took the 6 train to Bleecker Street and right there at the subway stop was Bleecker Street Theatre which I've never heard of. If you follow the link, you'll see that their next production, about the Iraq War, features such people as Janeane Garofalo, Bebe Neuwirth and David Strathairn, not exactly unknowns. These little theaters are all over the place. I once went to a production of Sweet Eros by Terrance McNally in a storefront with about 40 seats, sat in the first row, about 4 feet from the performers. It was wonderful. Directed by Grant McKeown. This city is full of talent, and artists of all kinds have to scramble to find a way to perform/present their art.

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