The Movement Theatre Company, an OBIE award-winning producer of herculean ideas by artists of color, in partnership with Fire Studio, will present Harlem Nights: Work It Out featuring plays by Julissa Contreras and Johnny G. Lloyd.
The Hispanic Organization of Latin Actors (HOLA) hosted its 50th Anniversary HOLA Awards Gala on October 13 at Manhattan's HK Hall. Learn more about the winners here!
The Hispanic Organization of Latin Actors revealed the theater nominees for their 50th anniversary HOLA Awards. Learn more about the nominees and see the full list here!
You can now get a first look at photos of the World Premiere of O.K.!, by Christin Eve Cato and directed by Melissa Crespo at INTAR Theatre. Learn more and see photos here!
International Arts Relations has revealed the and creative for the World Premiere of O.K.!, by Christin Eve Cato and directed by Melissa Crespo. Learn more and see how to purchase tickets.
OYL Theater Company has announced its 2025 International Performance Residency in India, Japan, and Greece June 9-August 10, 2025. Applications are open.
The Exponential Festival will present the world premiere NECK DOWN by Nic Adams next month in Brooklyn. Learn more about the upcoming show and find out how to get tickets ehre!
Casting is complete for New York City-based educator, cultural organizer, and theatre-maker Nic Adams' (Corona Cam Show, Icarus in the L.E.S.) latest play, NECK DOWN.
An exploration of what constitutes the writer’s role and ownership of material, issues of representation in the arts, racial politics and the messiness of friendship and caring are all threshed out in Inda Craig -Galván’s play A Jumping-Off Point. Now being presented at the Round House Theatre, this 90-minute play is provocative, topical, and moves briskly. The various issues it explores, however, cannot be fully explored too well in a play that tries to be too many things at once.
Breaking the Binary Theatre has revealed the initial cast members for the second annual Breaking the Binary Theatre Festival, featuring seven evenings of work fully created and developed by transgender, non-binary, and Two-Spirit+ (TNB2S+) theatre artists.
The Exponential Festival presents and promotes theatrical performances created by New York-based artists and exhibited across Brooklyn. Learn more about the lineup here!
The Eugene O’Neill Theater Center has announced the casts and creative teams for the six plays being developed at the 2023 National Playwrights Conference.
New Georges and The Movement Theatre Company will present The Harriet Holland Social Club Presents The 84th Annual Star-Burst Cotillion in the Grand Ballroom of The Renaissance Hotel written and directed by Colette Robert.
Dialogue with Three Chords (D3C) is BACK live and in-person, with the help of their friends BrooklynONE (bkONE) Productions, to present two holiday events for grown-ups at Industry City: THE MARI LWYD, an immersive theatrical pub crawl on December 14 at 7pm, followed by a reading of THE KRAMPUS, a wonderfully naughty play with songs on December 21 at 8pm
Ensemble Studio Theatre (EST) has announced complete casting for the 38th Marathon of One-Act Plays, which will be fully comprised of work from artists who identify as Black, Indigenous & People of Color (BIPOC). This year's selection of eleven plays was curated by Co-Artistic Directors Mike Lew (Teenage Dick) and Colette Robert (Behind the Sheet). Ten plays will be presented across two different series from Sunday October 16 through Sunday November 13 at EST.
The world premiere of Charly Evon Simpson's new play 'It's Not a Trip It's a Journey' has opened at Round House Theatre in Bethesda, MD in collaboration with the theater's first annual National Capital New Play Festival. Simpson's play, directed skillfully by Nicole A. Watson, invites audiences along on June's (Erin Margaret Pettigrew) arduous trip, or journey rather, of self-discovery as she travels with her friends from New York City to the Grand Canyon. All four friends have a purpose drawing them towards escape. Whether it be a roadside attraction or getting over an ex, all four wind up battling thoughts, feelings, experiences, and truths that they had been suppressing about their intersecting identities of being Black and femme in this country.