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Queens Theatre Honors Melva M. Miller, Daniel Zausner, Present Memorial Tribute to Queens Borough President Claire Shulman at Annual Gala
Above, from left: Gala Honoree Daniel Zausner (COO, Billie Jean King National Tennis Center), Taryn Sacramone (Executive Director, Queens Theatre), Donovan Richards (Queens Borough President), and Gary Kesner (Board of...

Queens Theatre and Mark Morris Dance Group team up to bring bilingual Dance for PD® classes to Queens
Mark Morris Dance Group’s research‐backed dance program for people living with Parkinson’s to be held in Mandarin and English (Queens, NY)— Beginning January 2022, Queens Theatre is partnering with Mark...
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Queens Theatre is located at 14 United Nations Avenue South in Flushing Meadows Corona Park, directly under the iconic towers of the New York State Pavilion. We are easily accessible by car, bus and subway.
We aim to provide quality and diverse performing arts activities that are economically and geographically accessible to all. We are also making an intentional effort to work with more artists from the Disability community and to learn from other cultural institutions who are offering more accessibility services to their patrons and audience members.