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The departments of Drama and Dramatic Writing will once again join forces for our annual 24-Hour Play Festival taking place Friday and Saturday, September 9-10! All first-year Dramatic Writing students — undergrad and grad — are welcome to participate.
The departments of Drama and Dramatic Writing will once again join forces for our annual 24-Hour Play Festival taking place Friday and Saturday, September 9-10! All first-year Dramatic Writing students — undergrad and grad — are welcome to participate.
We will be holding a screening of Ben Snyder's film, Allswell (Winner, Best Screenplay, Tribeca Film Festival 2022) at 4PM, Friday September, 16th. Following the screening, there will be a talkback moderated by Dramatic Writing Associate Chair, Cusi Cram, at 6:00 PM
COMEDY CLUB, FRIDAY NIGHT, OCTOBER 07th, 7:30 - 9:30 PM LIVE in the Goldberg Theater. Come and perform or just come to laugh!
Please join NYU faculty members Terry Curtis Fox and Suketu Mehta, co-founders of the Narrative Working Group at the NYU Institute for Public Knowledge, who will lead a discussion focusing on the ethics around the power, use, and abuse of narrative in print, broadcast media and beyond.
Daniel, The 'He/They' Play. Daniel is a heartfelt comedy about David Weisman, a high school English teacher who serves as a mentor to his queer student, Daniel, and, in the process, begins to question his own gender.
Join Alana Sanko and Aadip Desai for a virtual TV Fellowship Panel. Come and hear firsthand fellowship experiences, learn about the application process, and more!
Please join me in a conversation and Q&A with Dramatic Writing adjunct faculty members Saba Riazi and Shadi Ghaheri about the recent protest movement that has spread across the globe, as women are leading the fight for human rights in Iran.
Director and Emmy-winning filmmaker Daniel Hinerfield, producer and studio executive Meredith Milton, and Entertainment Partnerships Dir. Katy Jacobs, share expertise on bringing stories of climate change onto the screen. With hosts DDW Chair Joe Vinciguerra and Assistant Arts Professor Jessie Keyt.
Please join the Rita & Burton Goldberg Department of Dramatic Writing for a premiere screening and discussion of FX's Fleishman is in Trouble with show creator and DDW alum, Taffy Brodesser-Akner (BFA '97). Friday, November 17th
Please join us for a conversation and Q&A with Nida Chowdhry and Tara Sheffer about self producing and low-budget producing.
Join us for an informal discussion with Thaddeus McCants (MFA '21), James Anthony Tyler (MFA '12), and Adjunct Instructor and faculty member, MJ Kaufman.
There will be the University-Wide Event on Thursday, February 16, featuring a conversation with playwright/composer-lyricist Michael R. Jackson (Tisch ’03, ’05) and other special guests, and the presentation of this year’s Humanitarian Award to Professor Michael Dinwiddie (Gallatin ’80, Tisch ’83)
Celebrate Black History Month at a panel discussion and Q&A with CEO Sade Lythcott and Executive Artistic Director Jonathan McCrory of the National Black Theatre. Learn their history, mission and how their work may intersect with yours someday. This panel will be moderated by Richard Wesley.
The Department of Dramatic Writing in collaboration with Grad Acting invites you to the Bespoke Ten Minute Play Readings. A collaboration between First Year Grad Students in Dramatic Writing and Second Year Students in Grad Acting. Wednesday, March 22nd from 8:00pm - 9:30pm in the Goldberg Theatre!