The guild had organized its first season at the off-broadway Greenwich Village Theatre, which seated 450 people. Once in the post, she was able to relocate the second season to the Broadway based Klaw Theatre, which had a capacity of 805. After hosting the American premiere of Arnold Schoenberg's Pierrot Lunaire on 4 February 1923, she proposed staging a repeat performance, contrary to a rule of the ICG emanating from Edgard Varese that aside from an immediate encore, no musical piece should be scheduled by the ICG twice.
The guild held its first season at the Greenwich Village Theatre, which had a capacity of 450 people. After taking over, she moved the second season to the Broadway based Klaw Theatre, which could accommodate 805 people. She proposed repeating Schoenberg's Pierrot Lunaire performance after it premiered on February 4th, 1923, despite a rule from the ICG that no piece should be repeated except for an immediate encore.