Friday, Nov. 13, 2026

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  Blue Skies Over Chinatown: Rediscovering Chinese Cable Television

  The screening will be followed by a conversation with documentary filmmaker and former CCTV producer Nancy Tong. Co-sponsored by NYU Special Collections.

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  DPI Presents: Incoming 2026 Exhibition

  An inaugural exhibition, “Incoming 2026,” features photographic and video artworks by the entire incoming NYU Tisch Department of Photography & Imaging Class of 2030.

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  DPI Presents: The Object/Photograph: From the Archives of the Department of Photography & Imaging

  This exhibition owes much to the legacy of Lee D. Witkin. Lee was one of our very first adjunct professors. He was a pioneer gallerist and dealer who cherished the handmade artifacts crafted by photographic masters. As you go through the exhibit, you’ll note that many of the most important works are the result of his generous donations.

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  ICSA Spring Conference 2027: Risky Gatherings

  Call for Papers for ICSA Spring Conference 2027: Risky Gatherings. Risky Gatherings acknowledges both the power and the uncertainty embedded in the act of coming together. What are we willing to, or demanded to, lose in order to share? What dangers can we face together that we cannot alone? We invite inquiries around the complex problems and promises of intimacy, proximity, sensitivity, and contamination.

Saturday, Nov. 14, 2026

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  TDS: COLLABORATION: The House of Bernarda Alba

  Lorca’s seminal play "The House of Bernarda Alba" follows a family of five daughters in rural Spain locked into mourning for eight years after the death of their father. Their constrained world explodes as the oldest and wealthiest daughter gets engaged to the man the youngest daughters long for. Written in the midst of rising fascism, the play allegorically explores the human cost of a world where image is tightly controlled to suit the needs of power. Through the poetry and music of his language, which Caridad Svich’s translation elegantly preserves, Lorca offers a freedom we can feel. His play is both a tragedy and a love letter to the wild human spirit, an encouragement for the heart’s opening to “the irresistible beauty of all things.”

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  Virtual Open House 2026

  The Graduate Musical Theatre Writing Program, a two-year MFA in the art and craft of musical theatre collaboration, is looking for talented composers, lyricists, and bookwriters to join our class of 2027. Applications are now being accepted!

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  DPI Presents: Incoming 2026 Exhibition

  An inaugural exhibition, “Incoming 2026,” features photographic and video artworks by the entire incoming NYU Tisch Department of Photography & Imaging Class of 2030.

• 

  DPI Presents: The Object/Photograph: From the Archives of the Department of Photography & Imaging

  This exhibition owes much to the legacy of Lee D. Witkin. Lee was one of our very first adjunct professors. He was a pioneer gallerist and dealer who cherished the handmade artifacts crafted by photographic masters. As you go through the exhibit, you’ll note that many of the most important works are the result of his generous donations.

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  ICSA Spring Conference 2027: Risky Gatherings

  Call for Papers for ICSA Spring Conference 2027: Risky Gatherings. Risky Gatherings acknowledges both the power and the uncertainty embedded in the act of coming together. What are we willing to, or demanded to, lose in order to share? What dangers can we face together that we cannot alone? We invite inquiries around the complex problems and promises of intimacy, proximity, sensitivity, and contamination.

• Breaking Down the Dance Call

  If your dream is to perform in a musical, then don’t miss this workshop! Tisch Drama alum and dancer/choreographer Josh Zacher will lead you through a simulation of an ensemble dance call for a summer stock theatre company so you can experience what it’s like to audition for a professional season..

Sunday, Nov. 15, 2026

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  TDS: COLLABORATION: The House of Bernarda Alba

  Lorca’s seminal play "The House of Bernarda Alba" follows a family of five daughters in rural Spain locked into mourning for eight years after the death of their father. Their constrained world explodes as the oldest and wealthiest daughter gets engaged to the man the youngest daughters long for. Written in the midst of rising fascism, the play allegorically explores the human cost of a world where image is tightly controlled to suit the needs of power. Through the poetry and music of his language, which Caridad Svich’s translation elegantly preserves, Lorca offers a freedom we can feel. His play is both a tragedy and a love letter to the wild human spirit, an encouragement for the heart’s opening to “the irresistible beauty of all things.”

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  ICSA Spring Conference 2027: Risky Gatherings

  Call for Papers for ICSA Spring Conference 2027: Risky Gatherings. Risky Gatherings acknowledges both the power and the uncertainty embedded in the act of coming together. What are we willing to, or demanded to, lose in order to share? What dangers can we face together that we cannot alone? We invite inquiries around the complex problems and promises of intimacy, proximity, sensitivity, and contamination.

Monday, Nov. 16, 2026

• Spotlight on the GRAMMYS: An In-depth Conversation for Today’s Theatre and Contemporary Music Makers

  Spotlight on the GRAMMYS®: An In-depth Conversation for Today’s Theatre and Contemporary Music Makers

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  DPI Presents: The Object/Photograph: From the Archives of the Department of Photography & Imaging

  This exhibition owes much to the legacy of Lee D. Witkin. Lee was one of our very first adjunct professors. He was a pioneer gallerist and dealer who cherished the handmade artifacts crafted by photographic masters. As you go through the exhibit, you’ll note that many of the most important works are the result of his generous donations.

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  ICSA Spring Conference 2027: Risky Gatherings

  Call for Papers for ICSA Spring Conference 2027: Risky Gatherings. Risky Gatherings acknowledges both the power and the uncertainty embedded in the act of coming together. What are we willing to, or demanded to, lose in order to share? What dangers can we face together that we cannot alone? We invite inquiries around the complex problems and promises of intimacy, proximity, sensitivity, and contamination.

• Getting Started: How to Fundraise for Your First Project

  You’ve got a great idea of a creative project but how do you find the money to make it happen? Should you crowdfund, apply for a grant, find investors, or just figure out a way to pay for it all by yourself? Tisch alums Courtney DeStefano and Sonia Victoria Werner share the different ways they each found financial support to get their projects made!

Tuesday, Nov. 17, 2026

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  DPI Presents: The Object/Photograph: From the Archives of the Department of Photography & Imaging

  This exhibition owes much to the legacy of Lee D. Witkin. Lee was one of our very first adjunct professors. He was a pioneer gallerist and dealer who cherished the handmade artifacts crafted by photographic masters. As you go through the exhibit, you’ll note that many of the most important works are the result of his generous donations.

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  ICSA Spring Conference 2027: Risky Gatherings

  Call for Papers for ICSA Spring Conference 2027: Risky Gatherings. Risky Gatherings acknowledges both the power and the uncertainty embedded in the act of coming together. What are we willing to, or demanded to, lose in order to share? What dangers can we face together that we cannot alone? We invite inquiries around the complex problems and promises of intimacy, proximity, sensitivity, and contamination.

• Career Express Chats

  Want to get resume feedback or ask a question regarding your career pursuits? Join TOCD for our weekly Express Chats! This is your opportunity to meet with a TOCD counselor to discuss anything and everything career.

• Tisch International Student Thanksgiving Dinner

  The Office of Student affairs invites you to our annual Tisch International Student Thanksgiving Dinner on Tuesday, November 17! Come get an early start on the holiday with a traditional Thanksgiving meal. Advance RSVP is requested.

Wednesday, Nov. 18, 2026

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  TDS: COLLABORATION: The House of Bernarda Alba

  Lorca’s seminal play "The House of Bernarda Alba" follows a family of five daughters in rural Spain locked into mourning for eight years after the death of their father. Their constrained world explodes as the oldest and wealthiest daughter gets engaged to the man the youngest daughters long for. Written in the midst of rising fascism, the play allegorically explores the human cost of a world where image is tightly controlled to suit the needs of power. Through the poetry and music of his language, which Caridad Svich’s translation elegantly preserves, Lorca offers a freedom we can feel. His play is both a tragedy and a love letter to the wild human spirit, an encouragement for the heart’s opening to “the irresistible beauty of all things.”

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  Archduke

  NYU Tisch Grad Acting and Design for Stage & Film Class of 2027 Present: Archduke, by Rajiv Joseph and directed by Michael Sexton. Belgrade, 1914. Three hungry young men are offered something to eat (and the chance to change the course of history). Their mission: kill Archduke Franz Ferdinand and set the century alight.

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  DPI Presents: The Object/Photograph: From the Archives of the Department of Photography & Imaging

  This exhibition owes much to the legacy of Lee D. Witkin. Lee was one of our very first adjunct professors. He was a pioneer gallerist and dealer who cherished the handmade artifacts crafted by photographic masters. As you go through the exhibit, you’ll note that many of the most important works are the result of his generous donations.

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  ICSA Spring Conference 2027: Risky Gatherings

  Call for Papers for ICSA Spring Conference 2027: Risky Gatherings. Risky Gatherings acknowledges both the power and the uncertainty embedded in the act of coming together. What are we willing to, or demanded to, lose in order to share? What dangers can we face together that we cannot alone? We invite inquiries around the complex problems and promises of intimacy, proximity, sensitivity, and contamination.

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  Online High School Filmmakers Workshop Virtual Info Session

  Attend a virtual info session about the summer 2027 Online High School Filmmakers Workshop Wednesday, November 18, 2026 at 5:00 p.m. ET.

Thursday, Nov. 19, 2026

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  Tisch Dance Works III

  Join us for the Tisch Dance Works III concert in the Jack Crystal Theater. Advance RSVP is required.

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  Playtest Thursday

  If you’re making a game, you need to playtest! Bring your work-in-progress game and get feedback from fellow game makers!

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  Archduke

  NYU Tisch Grad Acting and Design for Stage & Film Class of 2027 Present: Archduke, by Rajiv Joseph and directed by Michael Sexton. Belgrade, 1914. Three hungry young men are offered something to eat (and the chance to change the course of history). Their mission: kill Archduke Franz Ferdinand and set the century alight.

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  Anatomy of a Suicide

  NYU Tisch Grad Acting and Design for Stage & Film Class of 2027 Present: Anatomy of a Suicide, by Alice Birch and directed by Scott Illingworth. Three generations of women — Carol, Anna and Bonnie; mother, daughter and granddaughter — exist in three different temporal spaces but their stories are told simultaneously. The play, written in a unique style in which the characters' lives play out concurrently, asks whether trauma can be passed down through DNA. It's a harrowing, original work that leaves a lasting mark.

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  DPI Presents: The Object/Photograph: From the Archives of the Department of Photography & Imaging

  This exhibition owes much to the legacy of Lee D. Witkin. Lee was one of our very first adjunct professors. He was a pioneer gallerist and dealer who cherished the handmade artifacts crafted by photographic masters. As you go through the exhibit, you’ll note that many of the most important works are the result of his generous donations.

• 

  ICSA Spring Conference 2027: Risky Gatherings

  Call for Papers for ICSA Spring Conference 2027: Risky Gatherings. Risky Gatherings acknowledges both the power and the uncertainty embedded in the act of coming together. What are we willing to, or demanded to, lose in order to share? What dangers can we face together that we cannot alone? We invite inquiries around the complex problems and promises of intimacy, proximity, sensitivity, and contamination.

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  Online High School Screenwriters Workshop Virtual Info Session

  Attend a virtual info session about the summer 2027 Online High School Screenwriters Workshop Thursday, November 19, 2026 at 5:00 p.m. ET.

• Career Express Chats

  Want to get resume feedback or ask a question regarding your career pursuits? Join TOCD for our weekly Express Chats! This is your opportunity to meet with a TOCD counselor to discuss anything and everything career.

• Student Affairs Brooklyn Office Hours

  Join us Thursdays in Brooklyn for walk-in hours!

Friday, Nov. 20, 2026

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  Tisch Dance Works III

  Join us for the Tisch Dance Works III concert in the Jack Crystal Theater. Advance RSVP is required.

• 

  Archduke

  NYU Tisch Grad Acting and Design for Stage & Film Class of 2027 Present: Archduke, by Rajiv Joseph and directed by Michael Sexton. Belgrade, 1914. Three hungry young men are offered something to eat (and the chance to change the course of history). Their mission: kill Archduke Franz Ferdinand and set the century alight.

• 

  Anatomy of a Suicide

  NYU Tisch Grad Acting and Design for Stage & Film Class of 2027 Present: Anatomy of a Suicide, by Alice Birch and directed by Scott Illingworth. Three generations of women — Carol, Anna and Bonnie; mother, daughter and granddaughter — exist in three different temporal spaces but their stories are told simultaneously. The play, written in a unique style in which the characters' lives play out concurrently, asks whether trauma can be passed down through DNA. It's a harrowing, original work that leaves a lasting mark.

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  DPI Presents: The Object/Photograph: From the Archives of the Department of Photography & Imaging

  This exhibition owes much to the legacy of Lee D. Witkin. Lee was one of our very first adjunct professors. He was a pioneer gallerist and dealer who cherished the handmade artifacts crafted by photographic masters. As you go through the exhibit, you’ll note that many of the most important works are the result of his generous donations.

• 

  ICSA Spring Conference 2027: Risky Gatherings

  Call for Papers for ICSA Spring Conference 2027: Risky Gatherings. Risky Gatherings acknowledges both the power and the uncertainty embedded in the act of coming together. What are we willing to, or demanded to, lose in order to share? What dangers can we face together that we cannot alone? We invite inquiries around the complex problems and promises of intimacy, proximity, sensitivity, and contamination.

Saturday, Nov. 21, 2026

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  Archduke

  NYU Tisch Grad Acting and Design for Stage & Film Class of 2027 Present: Archduke, by Rajiv Joseph and directed by Michael Sexton. Belgrade, 1914. Three hungry young men are offered something to eat (and the chance to change the course of history). Their mission: kill Archduke Franz Ferdinand and set the century alight.

• 

  DPI Presents: The Object/Photograph: From the Archives of the Department of Photography & Imaging

  This exhibition owes much to the legacy of Lee D. Witkin. Lee was one of our very first adjunct professors. He was a pioneer gallerist and dealer who cherished the handmade artifacts crafted by photographic masters. As you go through the exhibit, you’ll note that many of the most important works are the result of his generous donations.

Sunday, Nov. 22, 2026

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  Anatomy of a Suicide

  NYU Tisch Grad Acting and Design for Stage & Film Class of 2027 Present: Anatomy of a Suicide, by Alice Birch and directed by Scott Illingworth. Three generations of women — Carol, Anna and Bonnie; mother, daughter and granddaughter — exist in three different temporal spaces but their stories are told simultaneously. The play, written in a unique style in which the characters' lives play out concurrently, asks whether trauma can be passed down through DNA. It's a harrowing, original work that leaves a lasting mark.

Monday, Nov. 23, 2026

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  DPI Presents: The Object/Photograph: From the Archives of the Department of Photography & Imaging

  This exhibition owes much to the legacy of Lee D. Witkin. Lee was one of our very first adjunct professors. He was a pioneer gallerist and dealer who cherished the handmade artifacts crafted by photographic masters. As you go through the exhibit, you’ll note that many of the most important works are the result of his generous donations.

Tuesday, Nov. 24, 2026

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  DPI Presents: The Object/Photograph: From the Archives of the Department of Photography & Imaging

  This exhibition owes much to the legacy of Lee D. Witkin. Lee was one of our very first adjunct professors. He was a pioneer gallerist and dealer who cherished the handmade artifacts crafted by photographic masters. As you go through the exhibit, you’ll note that many of the most important works are the result of his generous donations.

• Career Express Chats

  Want to get resume feedback or ask a question regarding your career pursuits? Join TOCD for our weekly Express Chats! This is your opportunity to meet with a TOCD counselor to discuss anything and everything career.

Wednesday, Nov. 25, 2026

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  DPI Presents: The Object/Photograph: From the Archives of the Department of Photography & Imaging

  This exhibition owes much to the legacy of Lee D. Witkin. Lee was one of our very first adjunct professors. He was a pioneer gallerist and dealer who cherished the handmade artifacts crafted by photographic masters. As you go through the exhibit, you’ll note that many of the most important works are the result of his generous donations.

Thursday, Nov. 26, 2026

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  Playtest Thursday

  If you’re making a game, you need to playtest! Bring your work-in-progress game and get feedback from fellow game makers!

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  DPI Presents: The Object/Photograph: From the Archives of the Department of Photography & Imaging

  This exhibition owes much to the legacy of Lee D. Witkin. Lee was one of our very first adjunct professors. He was a pioneer gallerist and dealer who cherished the handmade artifacts crafted by photographic masters. As you go through the exhibit, you’ll note that many of the most important works are the result of his generous donations.