wild project Unveils January Programming Lineup
All events will take place at wild project in New York City.
wild project has detailed the slate of programming scheduled for January in its East Village space. The lineup includes film screenings, a solo theatrical work, and a puppetry-driven ensemble production, all presented at wild project, 195 E. 3rd St. in Manhattan.
NEW YORK NO LIMITS
January 13–14
New York No Limits (NYNL) marks its 15th year with two evenings of curated independent film screenings. Founded in 2011, the exhibition series has presented more than 1,400 films from around the world across genres and forms. NYNL emphasizes diversity in film, encourages dialogue between artists and audiences, and centers films that reflect deeply personal creative visions, with an ongoing focus on international, documentary, dance, and student filmmakers.
11 DAYS: THE STORY OF OPERATION PINEAPPLE EXPRESS
Written and performed by Scott Mann, directed by Jason Cannon
Presented by Task Force Pineapple
January 22–25
11 Days is a solo performance written and performed by retired Green Beret Scott Mann, author of Operation Pineapple Express. The play recounts the final days of the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan, focusing on veterans who organized civilian-led rescue efforts to evacuate Afghan allies left behind. The production is presented by Task Force Pineapple, a nonprofit organization that uses live storytelling to address moral injury, resilience, and healing.
THE FABULIST: TALES FROM THE HEARTH
Written and directed by Emily Batsford and Kristian Sorensen
Presented by CO_LAB Theater Group
January 30–February 1
Developed and performed by CO_LAB Theater Group’s Act III Puppetry ensemble, The Fabulist: Tales from the Hearth uses rod puppets, shadow puppetry, and hand puppets to bring a series of original stories to life. Set in a reclusive adventurer’s cabin, the production blends devised theater and puppetry to explore memory, imagination, and storytelling. The cast includes Cheikh Douf, David Orlansky, Devon Kennedy, Emma Herter, Henry Archibald, Ivan Voronin, Liz Clair, Michael Allen, Mack Knapp, Sofie Coopersmith, and Kate Jarecki.
CO_LAB Theater Group creates inclusive, neurodiverse theater environments led by artists with developmental disabilities. Its Act III program supports yearlong ensemble-devised productions developed with professional teaching artists and designers.
Tickets for all January events are available in advance through wild project.
Videos
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Broadway Magic Hour Broadway Comedy Club (1/01-6/30) |
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An American Voice - LIVE The Green Room 42 (5/15-5/15) |
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James & The Giant Peach Stage Left Children's Theatre (5/07-5/16) |
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THE IPHIGENIAMACHINE The Beckmann, American Theatre of Actors (5/12-5/17) |
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Rock Never Dies Hard Rock Cafe (5/29-8/30) |
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Really Really 122CC 2nd Floor Theater (5/14-5/17) |
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"Present Laughter" by Noel Coward Stag & Lion Theatre (5/14-5/24) |
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Kids 'N Comedy's 30th Anniversary Showcase Gotham Comedy Club (5/17-5/17) |
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Samantha Dunne: Strangers I Know The Tank NYC (6/12-6/13) |
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Good Dogs of Gotham: The Working Dogs Who Built New York AKC Museum of the Dog (6/18-6/18) |
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