Edith O'Hara

13th Street Repertory Theatre was an off-off-Broadway theater located in the basement of a townhouse at 50 West 13th Street in Manhattan's Greenwich Village. Established as a performance venue in the early 1960s, it became a part of New York City's off-off-Broadway movement, hosting experimental theatre companies, emerging playwrights and performers. The theater hosted early productions by the Ridiculous Theatre Company and the first musical by Barry Manilow.