We are seeking Volunteers! Over two days, a breathtaking herd of 50 life-size buffalo puppets will gather in New York City. Part spectacle, part ritual, Return of the Buffalo: Tatanka Owe Akupi invites us to join the herd as they roam, graze, and run wild through downtown...
Internationally acclaimed director Daniel Fish ( Oklahoma! ) turns his eye to one of the most combustible conversations of the AIDS crisis: the 1993 televised clash between Dr. Anthony Fauci, the nation’s leading AIDS researcher, and playwright-activist Larry Kramer. A...
Emma Rice and her company return to St. Ann’s Warehouse with her beloved Tristan & Yseult after years of world touring. Bursting with glorious live music (and a hint of Wagner), irreverent humor, and Rice’s singular theatrical magic, this wildly entertaining production...
In a bustling restaurant in both 1950s Vietnam and 1990s France, strangers gather to eat, drink, sing, argue, remember, and mourn. Across decades and continents, lives intersect as people reckon with exile, longing, and the lasting impact of history. Created by acclaimed...
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Phyllida Lloyd’s gripping films of the groundbreaking Donmar Warehouse Shakespeare Trilogy, in which women play all the parts originally written for men, could not be more timely. Lloyd’s metatheatrical approach made the actors inmates in a women’s prison assuming the characters...
Academy Award nominee Ruth Negga makes her American theatrical debut in a passionate, critically acclaimed portrayal of William Shakespeares Hamlet, directed by Yal Farber and featuring an ensemble of leading Irish actors. Known in the U.S. for her work in film (Loving) and...
Consistently and enthrallingly surprising (The New York Times), British storyteller and comedian Daniel Kitson returns to St. Anns Warehouse with his latest solo work, Keep: About how much past the present should contain. About rigor and generosity and the value of regret and...
This November, director Thomas Ostermeier and Schaubhne Berlin return to St. Anns Warehouse with douard Louis stunning autobiographical memoir History of Violence. Through the fractured recall of douard, his sister, police, and doctors, the brave and ambitious (The Guardian)...
Each spring, St. Ann’s Warehouse showcases works-in-progress developed over the course of a year in our Puppet Lab. Now in its 19th year, St. Ann’s Puppet Lab is an experimental haven for artists making interdisciplinary puppet and object theater.
Following its sold-out World Premiere at the Ancient Theater of Epidaurus and in Athens, Greece, this vibrant restaging of Aristophanes’ ancient classic brings two Athenians to the country of the birds. Fed up with their city and the gods who rule over it, the mortals ask the...
The incomparable singer-songwriter lights up St. Ann’s Warehouse with an intimate evening of music by fellow Canadian icons Joni Mitchell, Neil Young and Leonard Cohen, among others. Praised by The New York Times for his “genuine originality”, and celebrated by Elton John as...
he Fall, a hit at this year’s Edinburgh Festival Fringe, and currently on its way to London’s Royal Court, was devised collaboratively by a cast of seven actors who recount their experiences as student leaders of the #RhodesMustFall protest movement, which called for the...
A sound studio. An actress is recording a voiceover and at the mixing desk, a director is giving her instructions. Above, a film is running. They’re working on the text for Returning to Reims, a documentary adaptation of Didier Eribon’s memoir about his homecoming as a gay man...
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