American Theatre of Actors will present a double bill of new plays by Frank Cossa, directed by Ken Coughlin, at its Beckmann Stage in New York City. The 80-minute evening features Cross Purposes and The Expert.
The American Theatre of Actors will present the world premiere of Dancing in the Meadow, a poignant new drama written and directed by ATA Founder James Jennings.
The American Theatre of Actors will present the world premiere of Missed Communications, a poignant new play written and directed by ATA elder statesman Ken Coughlin.
The American Theatre of Actors will present the world premiere of Missed Communications, a new play exploring themes of family and estrangement at the Beckmann Theatre.
The American Theatre of Actors will present Two to Tango: A Night of Two Premieres -- 'Tango in the Rockies' and 'The Rubber Band Company' - two plays tackling corporate demons. Learn more!
The American Theatre of Actors (ATA) will return with a compelling double-header featuring two thought-provoking plays: The Seacoast of Chile by Meny Beriro and Birds in the Meadow written and directed by ATA founder James Jennings. Performances run July 30 through August 10 at the ATA complex, located at 314 West 54th Street in New York City.
Murderous pirates, sword fights, a severed head, and a cast of 16 come together in Atlas Shakespeare Company's inaugural New York City production of William Shakespeare's Henry VI.
Ken Coughlin's two original one-act plays, 'Hang Up Your Cleats' and another, will premiere at the American Theatre of Actors in New York City from October 23 to November 3.
The American Theatre of Actors has revealed its summer season. Learn more and see how to purchase tickets.
Two rare unproduced plays by Irving A. Greenfield will be presented at the American Theatre of Actors.
The American Theatre of Actors presents WILBER'S NEW WIFE, a new play by Coni Koepfinger & Matt Matthews. Follow the story of a recently divorced playwright whose ex-wife creates a new partner for him. Directed by Ken Coughlin, running Nov 29-Dec 10 at the ATA arts complex in NYC.
Learn about the upcoming drama about renowned sculptor Camille Claudel, featuring a talented cast. Find out when and where the performances will take place and get ready for a captivating portrayal of Claudel's life and struggles.
Kristyn Koczur's biographical drama about acclaimed sculptor Camille Claudel (1864 - 1943) titled OF THE DREAM THAT WAS MY LIFE... begins performances October 21 at American Theatre of Actors. It is directed by Daniel Amenda.
One Life, Live It!, a new play written and produced by Stephen S. Miller and directed by Laurie Rae Waugh will make its World Premiere at the New York Theater Festival at Teatro LATEA with three performances: Monday, May 8, 2023 at 6:15 p.m., Friday, May 12, 2023 at 9:00 p.m. and Sunday, May 14, 2023 at 3:30 p.m.
Corruption ... Espionage ... Combat ... on campus? Professors can fight dirty. Laurie Rae Waugh will present another work by the late Irving A Greenfield: WHAT DO WE DO ABOUT WALTER? at The Sargent Theatre of the American Theatre of Actors complex, 314 W 54th St, New York, NY 10019, Opening November 2, and running through Sunday, November 13.
'Verse DiVerse' will have its world premiere at Theater for the New City, as part of the Dream Up Festival (Crystal Field, artistic director).
The American Theatre of Actors is set to stage THE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR, Shakespeare’s version of a sitcom. The show will run from June 22nd through July 3rd. Performances from Wednesdays through Saturdays are at 8pm, while Sunday shows are at 3pm. Tickets are $20. The American Theatre of Actors is located at 314 W 54th St, New York, NY 10019. Call the box office at (212) 581-3044 for tickets.
Norma Mortimer brings us family drama - more like the drama from family! RUN THE COURSE & DADDY'S GIRLS, will be opening at the American Theatre of Actors, 314 W 54th St, NYC; March 2 - 13 (Wednesday thru Saturday @ 8pm; Sunday @ 3pm).
The Alternative Theater Company presents ALTERED MINDS, Off-Broadway AEA Showcase, a collection of short plays, from quirky to inspiring, on relevant mental health issues and the stories of those whose lives they touch.
Brooklyn Tavern Theater, led by composer/lyricist/writer Dan Furman, is presenting 'Impossible but True,' a 'tavern musical' inspired by Washington Irving's Rip Van Winkle story, through October 29 at Franklin 820 in Crown Heights, Brooklyn and in Manhattan at Uncle Charlie's, 139 East 45th Street. This immersive musical aims to pioneer a new genre of no-frills productions in hospitable places that are underused for performances. Cailín Heffernan directs.
