SLANTED FLOORS to Return at Astor Place Theatre Off-Broadway
Slanted Floors will return Off-Broadway, reimagined in a new, expanded engagement in an intimate performance space for 30 audience members within the Astor Place Theatre.
Slanted Floors will return Off-Broadway, reimagined in a new, expanded engagement in an intimate performance space for 30 audience members within the Astor Place Theatre.
MilkyWay Theatre Company will present Don't Look so Damn Surprised by Malaika Tinashe, premiering at the Tank NYC in the heart of Manhattan in New York City.
Good Apples Collective revealed the cast and design team for the world premiere of Benevolent, Sophie McIntosh's play set in a 1917 New York reformatory for women, directed by Nina Goodheart at IATI Theater.
SLANTED FLOORS, the site-specific play starring Kyle Beltran and Adam Chanler-Berat, returns to its original Greenpoint apartment for a strictly limited 150-seat engagement, directed by Ryan Dobrin.
James Caan, Michael Rispoli, Raul Segarra, and Sarah Shapiro will star in the daylong theater reading festival TWELVE HOURS WITH TRACY LETTS, showcasing continuous performances.
Playwright Brie Leftwich’s Gray Mud will premiere at Theater for the New City from November 7–23, directed by Damayanti Wallace.
Lucille Lortel and Drama Desk nominee Kyle Beltran and Lortel nominee Adam Chanler-Berat will star in a site-specific play, Slanted Floors, created by Billy McEntee.
God and All Her Children, a poignant and poetic new play by Anike Sonuga, will make its much-anticipated premiere at The Tank NYC on April 30th and May 3rd, 4th, and 6th.
Soft Brain Theatre Company will present The Captive Moon (and Other Celestial Stories), an original devised play that seamlessly blends Commedia dell'Arte elements with a captivating score.
THE 24 HOUR PLAYS has announced this year's cohort for The 24 Hour Plays: Nationals, which will return this summer for their 13th year.
TOURIST TRAP, written by Elijah Guo and directed by Dylin Taylor, premieres at the Chain Theatre One-Act Festival on Feb.
Twenty-one Chicago high school students will once again compete in the finals of the August Wilson Monologue Competition for a chance to represent Chicago in the National Competition at the August Wilson Theatre in New York City.