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Scroll down to see current and upcoming events and productions.
Playwright Kirya Traber and Movement Artist Alicia Morales bring an installment of The Poverty Archive, a devised work of joyful defiance, to the TISCH DRAMA STAGE Festival of Voices.
The New York State Poor People’s Campaign Art & Culture Committee will present a workshop entitled Songs In the Key of Resistance based around a set of movement songs from the PPC’s “Movement Songbook”.
That’s Not Supposed to be Happening is a verbatim documentary theatre event that examines issues of housing in New York City.
Playwright Kirya Traber and Movement Artist Alicia Morales bring an installment of The Poverty Archive, a devised work of joyful defiance, to the TISCH DRAMA STAGE Festival of Voices.
Playwright Kirya Traber and Movement Artist Alicia Morales bring an installment of The Poverty Archive, a devised work of joyful defiance, to the TISCH DRAMA STAGE Festival of Voices.
That’s Not Supposed to be Happening is a verbatim documentary theatre event that examines issues of housing in New York City.
That’s Not Supposed to be Happening is a verbatim documentary theatre event that examines issues of housing in New York City.
Playwright Kirya Traber and Movement Artist Alicia Morales bring an installment of The Poverty Archive, a devised work of joyful defiance, to the TISCH DRAMA STAGE Festival of Voices.
In this workshop, Yazmany Arboleda will present on his work as the first People's Artist for New York City’s Civic Engagement Commission and his restorative approach to transforming a retired NYC Corrections vehicle into The People’s Bus.
Yo Te Esperaba is a collaborative, experiential theatrical resistance project in development, opening a window into Alejandra Pablos’s and her family’s experiences during her 2+ years of ICE detention.
Carnival time, Naples. 17th Century, Italy. A rogue band of exiled Cavaliers descend upon the city in a grand quest of fun and romance.
Carnival time, Naples. 17th Century, Italy. A rogue band of exiled Cavaliers descend upon the city in a grand quest of fun and romance.
Carnival time, Naples. 17th Century, Italy. A rogue band of exiled Cavaliers descend upon the city in a grand quest of fun and romance.
Carnival time, Naples. 17th Century, Italy. A rogue band of exiled Cavaliers descend upon the city in a grand quest of fun and romance.
A screening of Stonestreet Studios' festival films and new works featuring Tisch Drama/Stonestreet Residency actors.
Carnival time, Naples. 17th Century, Italy. A rogue band of exiled Cavaliers descend upon the city in a grand quest of fun and romance.
Join us for an exciting program celebrating the opening of the new Iris Cantor Theatre at the John A. Paulson Center.
Carnival time, Naples. 17th Century, Italy. A rogue band of exiled Cavaliers descend upon the city in a grand quest of fun and romance.
Carnival time, Naples. 17th Century, Italy. A rogue band of exiled Cavaliers descend upon the city in a grand quest of fun and romance.
Carnival time, Naples. 17th Century, Italy. A rogue band of exiled Cavaliers descend upon the city in a grand quest of fun and romance.
Carnival time, Naples. 17th Century, Italy. A rogue band of exiled Cavaliers descend upon the city in a grand quest of fun and romance.
A screening of Stonestreet Studios' festival films and new works featuring Tisch Drama/Stonestreet Residency actors.
The 4th Year Adler Company presents Twelfth Night, or What You Will, adapted and directed by Kern McFadden.
In celebration of Community Week at the Tisch School of the Arts, join Tisch Drama for staged readings of plays from the Climate Change Theater Action Festival (CCTA) 2023 and a rich discussion with student and professional panelists about the role of theater in addressing climate change.
Join us for Beyond the Tradition, an event celebrating plays by and for people of color with contemporary Asian theater makers, on Monday, October 30, 6-7:30 pm ET at Bobst Library. This event is by The Archive of Voices at Tisch Drama.
Join Theatre Studies Professor Laura Levine as she discusses her book, Afterlives of Endor: Witchcraft, Theatricality, and Uncertainty from the Malleus Maleficarum to Shakespeare (Cornell University Press, 2023), in an interview with John Dietrich.
Anxiety Is the Dizziness of Freedom is an adaptation of a short story by master speculative fiction writer Ted Chiang, a story about a reality in which people can communicate with their para selves through a technology called PRISM.
Anxiety Is the Dizziness of Freedom is an adaptation of a short story by master speculative fiction writer Ted Chiang, a story about a reality in which people can communicate with their para selves through a technology called PRISM.
Anxiety Is the Dizziness of Freedom is an adaptation of a short story by master speculative fiction writer Ted Chiang, a story about a reality in which people can communicate with their para selves through a technology called PRISM.
Anxiety Is the Dizziness of Freedom is an adaptation of a short story by master speculative fiction writer Ted Chiang, a story about a reality in which people can communicate with their para selves through a technology called PRISM.