The Provincetown Playhouse

133 MacDougal St.
Founded in 1915 by George Cook and wife Susan Glaspell. Loads of plays came through here, written by e.e. Cummings, Eugene O'Neill - and heck Bette Davis made her stage debut here.

Check this out: After the place got big, they closed up the theatre and moved to Greece, "convinced that acceptance by the establishment signaled their failure as revolutionary artists." HAH!

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edenpictures says:

Thanks for giving this photo a Creative Commons license; I used it to illustrate the Macdougal Street page on my New York Songlines website. See www.nysonglines.com/macdougal.htm .
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