New York's Westbeth Theatre Center in Greenwich Village will close down on March 30 after comedian Bill Bailey's performance. The 18,000-square-foot space is being put on the market by the landlord for hopeful market value. Westbeth is a nonprofit organization. The theater, which has been at the location for the past 24 years, has been fighting eviction for the past two years. The New School's Actors Studio is reportedly interested in the space. Arnold Engelman, the producing director, plans to keep the staff together and produce shows at other venues from its new West 17th Street office.
