Kim Rios Lin

Today (July 16) in live streaming: Broadway barks is back, MCC presents Good As New, and so much more!

Beginning tonight, Theatre East's 5x5 drama series pivots to online streaming for their 2020 season through Sunday, July 19, 2020. Since 2016, the annual 5x5 series has presented 5 short plays, in 5 boroughs in 5 days, with 5 cast members.

Translab Theater with support by the WP Theater & the Public Theater is honored to present a staged reading of Camille Suazo-Harris new play Shattered Reflections (The Deep Play) .

FRIGID New York @ Horse Trade AND Playful Substance ARE putting their mark on Halloween. Grant Harris' new play I Can Kiss Like Ted Bundy will have a 6 show run at The Kraine (85 E 4th Street, East Village, New York) October 11- 13 and October 18- 20. 7:00 PM shows. Tickets will be $20 each, and can be purchased in advance at www.FRIGIDnewyork.info

FRIGID New York @ Horse Trade AND Playful Substance ARE putting their mark on Halloween. Grant Harris' new play I Can Kiss Like Ted Bundy will have a 6 show run at The Kraine (85 E 4th Street, East Village, New York) October 11- 13 and October 18- 20. 7:00 PM shows. Tickets will be $20 each, and can be purchased in advance at www.FRIGIDnewyork.info

FRIGID New York @ Horse Trade AND Playful Substance ARE putting their mark on Halloween. Grant Harris' new play I Can Kiss Like Ted Bundy will have a 6 show run at The Kraine (85 E 4th Street, East Village, New York) October 11- 13 and October 18- 20. 7:00 PM shows. Tickets will be $20 each, and can be purchased in advance at www.FRIGIDnewyork.info

Playful Substance is putting its mark on Halloween. After the success of October 2016's Frank, a play by Grant Harris, we have decided to make October the kick off to our season of new works. Each October we will feature a new work that probes the darker corners of the human mind. In 2018, we will present the premiere of Grant Harris' new play, I Can Kiss Like Ted Bundy, which will have a 6 show run at The Kraine

The 2017 FRIGID Festival presents a Playful Substance production, SAHM's Club by Bree O'Connor, directed by Jill DeArmon.

Sometimes a day at the park with your kids is no picnic. SAHM's Club is a dispatch from deep in the Brooklyn Mommy Game where Free Rangers and Helicopters expose the methods behind their madness and the madness behind their methods.

When Bobby Daniel Rodriguez, Kaili Y. Turner, and Kim Rios Lin set out to produce their 3rd Colors of Community event they were fully aware of the event's timing three days after our Nation's Presidential election. The house was packed at HSA Theater, with individuals of all emotions ready to absorb the Colors of Community Mission: 'To help bridge the divides between communities through theater and discourse.'

The November 11th series of Colors of the Community will discuss women's issues and female empowerment; racial relations; law enforcement and the community; and the black market of orphan rehoming. The featured plays were all written and directed by women. Ensuing discussion will feature an all-woman panel, moderated by a woman!

The November 11th series of Colors of the Community will discuss women's issues and female empowerment; racial relations; law enforcement and the community; and the black market of orphan rehoming. The featured plays were all written and directed by women. Ensuing discussion will feature an all-woman panel, moderated by a woman!