The Women In The Arts and Media Coalition will present a private industry reading of Lynne Robinson's THE LAND, directed by Shellen Lubin. This event, part of the Conversations in America series, will take place at The Actors Temple, featuring a discussion moderated by Roberta Wall. The play, set from the Second Intifada to Operation Cast Lead, delves into the Israeli-Palestinian conflict through the lives of two women, Amirah and Tamara, representing both sides of the divide. The production sta
The Women in the Arts & Media Coalition will present the 2025 Collaboration Awards on December 6 at Houghton Hall Arts Community, recognizing partnerships between women and nonbinary artists developing new work across theater, dance, and film.
Theatre Resources Unlimited will present Putting the Ladies in the Spotlight: Organizations That Focus on Professional Theater Women. Learn more and see how to join!
Theater Resources Unlimited will present What's Happening to Free Speech? And Can Art Survive in the Shadow of Censorship? in October. Learn more and see how to join.
The Women in the Arts & Media Coalition has announced the winners and finalists of its prestigious Collaboration Award: Women Working With Women, which honors outstanding partnerships between professional women from different specializations across the arts and media industries.
Director/Writer/Performer and Coach, SHELLEN LUBIN will direct Carol Lee Campbell's new play with music, 'Chicks In Heaven'. Learn more about the industry presentation.
Pamela Weiler Grayson’s new play OBSERVANT ends its limited engagement this weekend at Emerging Artists Theatre’s Spark Theatre Festival NYC at The Chain Theatre. Check out production photos here!
Pamela Weiler Grayson’s new play Observant opened on Thursday, September 12 with a sold-out house at Spark Theatre Festival NYC. The New York Premiere is currently running until September 28 at the Chain Theatre in midtown Manhattan. Shellen Lubin directs. Check out photos from opening night here!
The new play OBSERVANT by Pamela Weiler Grayson will feature post-show discussions with the playwright, director Shellen Lubin, and cast members. The limited engagement runs from September 12-28 at The Chain Theatre.
Experience 60 new works including musicals, plays, and drag follies at Emerging Artists Theatre’s Spark Theatre Festival NYC from September 9-29, 2024, now at The Chain Theatre.
Pamela Weiler Grayson's new play OBSERVANT will headline the Spark Theatre Festival NYC with a limited engagement from September 12 - 28 at The Chain Theatre.
Cosmic Orchid has announced that their new production, #∞ (Hashtag Infinity), is opening at Theater for the New City with Crystal Field, Executive Director, presenting.
The League of Professional Theatre Women (LPTW) announced that its 2023 Rachel Crothers Leadership Award® will be given to Anna Deavere Smith, multi-award-winning playwright, actress, professor, and author.
Dance over to the Museum of Jewish Heritage for two more opportunities to catch the Concert Presentation of 'When Zaydeh Danced on Eldridge Street', a musical adaptation of Elsa Okon Rael's award-winning book.
Theater Breaking Through Barriers will presentthe first Hybrid Playmakers’ Intensive: Dramatis UbQTous, featuring seven new, short plays created specifically for digital platforms. This year’s presentations will take place online as well as live and in person.
The Museum of Jewish Heritage – A Living Memorial to the Holocaust will host a series of concert readings of When Zaydeh Danced On Eldridge Street from Thursday, November 17 to Sunday, 20, 2022.
Theater Breaking Through Barriers has announced their 6th Virtual Playmakers’ Intensive — VPI6: STAR CHANGERS, fifteen new, original short plays created specifically for digital platforms. Each play will be presented live, twice each evening. A talk-back with the artists will follow each performance.
New Perspectives Theatre Company (NPTC) is pleased to announce SAFE SPACE, readings of three new plays under the auspices of the NYC Artist Corps Grant program, hosted by NPTC's Women's Work Project.
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